Easier to get out of a couple dozen properties rather than a couple hundred.

@David MuscovalleySounds like you've assessed the risk and are OK with it.

However, MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment Corporation) came back a couple weeks ago and said that the unit is 1300sqft. we checked old MLS sheets for our unit and other listings in our building only to find that there has never been a listing in our building for a unit that is larger than 1300 sqft.

The high maintenance fees do not bother me as long as those high maintenance fees keep special assessments away(Ceasar you knowing that area I am betting you would know more about that then I would).  

My agent has asked me a dozen times if I want to come work for them on my own schedule (he's part owner).

IE by reputation in the industry as one who can actually fund... wholesalers to me are dime a dozen. 

It has been over a year since she failed to hit value, and she does 15% of the appraisals for our entire NorCal Division that consists of over five dozen loan officers and well over $500m in funded loans per year.

But I try and assess the good ones from the bad ones as best I can and proceed accordingly.

I reached out to Brian in September after having done some self-assessing of my real estate strengths and weaknesses.

You want to verify the last 10 years of fees and especially ASSESSMENTS...to get an idea of what's going on.