It has me very curious which neighborhood the house was in.All in all, a $16-30 difference isn't all that concerning, considering the variations expected in comps. 

One solution is a solution for both...refinance.Another solution is a variation of the first solution...with a twist. 

I’m not about to take the early release that’s supposed to come out prior to running its final trial.

I agree with others that trialing a platform for 3-6 mos will let you get a feel and see if you want to keep looking or stay the course.

@Neil Sinha this is mostly through trial and error of me calling banks. 

What works for you may not work for me.Find the top 3-4 system and sign up for a trial account.

So if you are self managing you're learning a lot through trial and error right now about the business in general so I wouldn't toss an additional layer of confusion on top just yet.

It was in motion as a trial on a property we manage for them until things hit with Covid in March.  

I have made the mistake in the past of saying “I don’t have to worry about it I trust him” or some variation.

This fee essentially purchases the buyer a period of time (the DD period) which buys them time to decide whether to move forward with the purchase.Different states have similar variations of this; for example, Texas has the option period fee.