Not sure how far this would actually go practically - but, since we're going to be wracking up bills in an upcoming rehab effort, we'd like to be able to get a little extra something with the money spent :)Thanks,Jared & Jessica

Absent any better ideas, you could export similar data from QB to Excel to CSV, examine the CSV file format (in WordPad perhaps) and compare to what you have, that might give clues as to what's wrong with your CSV file.

Over the next few days, I walked the property with my property manager and finalized the scope of work with my painter and contractor, making sure that we were all on the same page in regards to the tasks that needed to be done immediately following closing.Closing day was a little bit nerve-wracking!

Any suggestions on calming his nerves?

I was a mix of confidence and nerves. 

This is why you have an engineer and foundation specialist examine, solution and cost.  

Thank you @Antonio Chasten It was definitely nerve wrecking but encouraging at the same time.

I'd also examine if there is any investor activity (large or small in new developments in any neighborhoods adjacent to where you are considering purchasing. 

It definitely seems like you've built a solid foundation.Transitioning from the learning phase to taking that first step can be a bit nerve-wracking, but as you mentioned, sometimes the best way to learn is by doing.Have you ever thought about attending conferences or larger networking events?

If you have examined the matter and have determined you are still in the right, you can turn it over to a collection agency and let them pursue it.