It is very common to have discrepancies due to errors or unpermitted changes.

It is especially important bc there are some discrepancies between the HAP contract and disclosed rent/terms by the seller so I hope the form should clarify that. 

Check to see if there are any discrepancies with what is recorded with the county and the actual condition of your property (just as an example, if they believe you have a finished basement but you do not, or if they believe you've got 4 bedrooms when you actually have 3, etc.).

Can anyone explain this discrepancy?

Any discrepancies in the financials could also suggest poor management, which is a potential value add opportunity.

Hey all,Coming here to pick your brains on this rental rate researching.I have been analyzing like a mad man. To get rental rates for an area I am using the BP Property Insights tool, Rentometer, and then will look wh...

In other words, adjust for SF discrepancies, bed/bath counts, location, amenities, condition, etc.Generally speaking, but across the board, kitchen remodels, paint, bathroom upgrades, curb appeal (landscaping, etc) are all items which seem to add the most value and return your biggest bang for your buck.

There is always a few cents discrepancy.

@Ray Collins what you found is the discrepancy in Fannie Mae guidelines and reality.

I would rather keep them in place for the next year while I become more comfortable with being a landlord, and to allow for the bank account to build a bigger cushion to absorb potential vacancy costs, etc.Lets for a moment disregard the discrepancy in deposits between the tenants, because I know what i SHOULD do about that, but it does not seem feasible for them at the moment, and i am willing to overlook it in order to keep the rents coming in.