And using incorrect terminology--I do plan to buy and hold vs. flipping--what I think I meant was house hacking, but that even may be the wrong wording.    

I want to sue them for incorrect information and lied to us.

Plug it into all the existing three-prong outlets and look for incorrectly wired updates, especially open grounds.3.

@Nghi Le    I totally understand and there's no incorrect answer here.  

They all have quirks in their lending committees (typically they carry their own paper) so you want to know if they're a good potential lender for you.

Still learning so forgive me if I'm incorrect but I haven't seen anyone mention anything about equity yet.

Just so you know, if you filed your prior year tax incorrectly, you can always amend the return to take full advantage of the deduction you missed.

When estimating a budget that has been completed without a permit one has to consider that each subcontractor is going to have to come out initially (1x trip charge) open up the walls (demo cost) undo whatever has been done incorrectly & redo everything over again. 

Those lenders are incorrect.

I see too many syndicated deals where the sponsor incorrectly explains it to investors.