But, generally, this is not very accurate.Anyway, there are a few more techniques they can use, but this gives you an idea of how they should go about it.So, as to your specific question, YES, you can most definitely dispute the appraisal if you think there are legitimate reasons to.

We definitely accept pets, increase your pet deposit or fee, screen people through Petscreening and tighten your pet policy, like no puppies etc…

You definitely don’t want open permits but I don’t know how you make sure others didn’t just expire, I guess ask.  

This can be formalized with a legal document specifying that your wife and you will handle all mortgage payments and management responsibilities.Hope this helps!

I would definitely have these conversations with your financial professionals.

I'm a talker so I've definitely ended up in conversations longer than I needed to.Sometimes, its not a bad thing.

I would like the tax benefits of the entity and want the business to run professionally and legally.

I recommend a structural engineer further evaluate and make recommendations related to this observation” And regarding this make-shift supports: “Temporary posts exist in the basement that should be considered for replacement with a permanent support system.A temporary post is noted as a support to the ground that does not appear to be resting on a footer.This temporary support post is holding up a metal beam supporting a large portion of the house.This is a structural concern that should be reviewed by a qualified engineer/contractor”I will include a couple pics as well  I would definitely try to get a structural engineer in there.

I've definitely learned a lot from them.

I definitely see it happening and I get it.