But if you plan to spew more lies here I will continue to call you out.

Quite often they lie to you. 

@Stephen Bruce I have BRRRRd small multi families but the unfortunate part of the equation lies with the appraisal just as the other poster has mentioned.

You can have two properties with access issues and the cure will depend on each one's chain of title and associated facts.As Tom pointed out, the primary repository for land records are generally with the County Clerk/Registrar of Deeds for the county where the property lies. 

The responsibility lies with the guy writing the policy, who should be the same guy performing the DD.

-I would be lying if I said oversaturation isn't a concern at least in the short term - About 2 years ago there was a huge influx of inventory that started to be developed especially for 5-10+ bed/bath houses. 

Once again it is good to check the statistics, but as Mark Twain paraphrased from Benjain Disraeli,  there are "Lies, damned lies, and statistics".

You don't necessarily need to prove exactly how much the person earned, you only need to prove that the person is lying through their teeth about their income. 

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