It was listed for $29,950 and I immediately offered $37,000, sight unseen, but requested the seller pay 20% commission.

However, if it looks like your rent is too high, then accompany your request with your facts/data that has led you to come to that conclusion. 

It requires a formal request to the lender at that future time, at which point they determine the amount I would be liable for.If I understand him, this is not as big of a deal if the future interest rates for the 10 year note are higher than the current .75% or close to the same amount, but, it is a potential problem if that 10 year is lower.Am i understanding this correctly?

No online payments, maintenance requests, etc.

We were recently informed that the tenants decided to stay past May1st due to Covid-19 and requested a letter.

This is what I found online, and not sure if you guys and others can validate:- Cost Segregation study is considered an "Automatic Change Request" under Part I of Form 3115...- and it's considered under DCN #7: Depreciation & Amortization- I've written what I can for Schedule E, but if there is a sample anyone can share, I would greatly appreciate it.Thanks!

It’s much appreciated, and I’ll send you a connection request.

@Alex Mikhals what you are requesting doesn’t exist (especially not for that price).

Regardless of what the law says, you can always "request" they leave.

@Chris Mason Unfortunately my bank wouldn't allow me to request another appraisal, even if I paid for both.