If he's showing you low then it's that amount or lower. 

I think your best option is to have the tenant get a storage unit, so that they can greatly reduce the amount of stuff they're storing at your property.A few things to consider:   1. leases often have sections describing appropriate (and inappropriate) use of the unit.

Except at tax time and when I'm considering a possible 1031 etc to tap into the amount of equity I have.

That only left me with 20k left over that I wanted to use for fixing stuff right away.

I would pay them the same amount for anything shorter than a week. 

SECURITY DEPOSIT TRUST ACCOUNTIn the bank's system the banker needs to set you as Trustee.Within 30 days of depositing the security deposit, the landlord must give the tenant in writing:The name and location of the bank where the deposit isThe amount of the depositThe account number

The unit we currently live in would rent for the same amount minimally, most likely a bit more.

Plus, syndicating often no longer makes me competitive because of all the fixed expenses (like creating the PPM, the LLC, and generating tax docs).So, for those small deals, I’ve simply had people (2-4 people) lend directly to my LLC, backed by the deal in chunks of ~$50K.

I am under contract to buyOffer was made with inspection contingency Seller agreed to repair or replace furnace a week agoI asked my realtor to check on the progress of seller and they have no real news for me a week later, other than an HVAC guy was on property- per sellers realtorMy loan is conditionally approved pending appraisalI told my realtor I’m not ordering the appraisal until I am satisfied with the progress being made to fix/ replace furnacIs that unreasonable?

Probably crazier things have happened.Replatting would be the job of a surveyor, not your realtor.I think it is easier to fix your rolodex.