I was initially using a hard money lender because of income verification issues but I was able to partner with someone on the deal and qualify for a conventional loan with better terms.

Which line(s) on the tax returns go into the income verification for accredited investors?

All income and asset information is disclosed by the borrower on the application, however, there is no “verification” preformed or required by the Investors / Lenders.

Here is a ripoff by Armando Montelongo from A&E tv with Premier Mentoring... which sounds identical to Debbie's Problem with Tarek and Cristina El Moussa from HGTV Flip or Flop with Premier Mentoring.

There are services to verify income and references and costs are associated with these processes.Third, in many cases, the housing provider by contract with their screening company can not provide the applicant a copy of their report to guard against identity theft.

This is almost identical to the fall of 2020, and at least a couple of weeks faster than 2018 and 2019.

I was able to get an exception to proceed from the underwriter based on the following compensating factors:-The size of the home was common in the market and therefore didn't affect marketability (we had 5 or so comps that we're nearly identical)-The borrower owned many properties in the area and had strong FICO/Assets-The borrower was willing to take less than the max LTV (5% reduction due to size risk)If you have plenty of comps to support this small property type and other compensating factors then there should be a home for it somewhere. 

However, first we need some verification as to the expected number of rental days in an Average Year. 

Unless they're in the game every day doing projects like the ones you're being asked about, it's unlikely they know answers to questions like this.I'd sum it up as this: an answer is just an answer, it's not verification that it will actually get done. 

They appear to be using some identical photos to the MLS listing from months ago even though your furniture has changed.