So needless to say when I explained to her that I want learn to buy and hold a Multifamily home all of her emotions boiled over.You should remember that all of the horror stories and naysayers are speaking or shooting you down from what their experience or perceived experience about Realestate is.

.), but I was wondering is there any REQUIREMENT or real perceived benefit to submitting this to them outside of my accidental Zestimate manipulation (which I wouldn't do again, or intentionally)? 

What if any of these negative scenarios are simply perceived by the other party?

BUT it is just part of the beauty in the journey because with each perceived "failure", we really learn how to get better and better with each transaction.And a $200 mortgage is stilll INCREDIBLY GOOD. 

And they tend to go away rapidly. people seemed clueless to the fact that perceived inefficiency in rent versus short-term rent can also go away leaving you stuck with all those units and no way to get out except bankruptcy I need a button that will Auto populate "May rank as the stupidest and worst decision you ever made"Lemmings to the sea.Pied PiperEasy Riches whatever happened to not believing everything you hear?

So any feedback on the way that I perceive this property from any seasoned investors would be greatly appreciated.Based on your estimations this property seems to have good potential.

That's why I responded, to address what I perceived as innocuous fearmongering.  

They are not in the business of taking on risk (perceived or otherwise) for free.In most states, Quitclaim Deeds are considered appropriate for release of interests but are not affirmative, meaning there may not really be an interest, as of a date. 

My question to the original poster: why are you looking for 20% under perceived market value?  

Hotels, resorts and airlines are taking that approach, so not working with guests to cancel at all right now and receive at least some of their money back... it’s looking like that will be perceived as a substandard business practice.