I want to make sure all the information is accurate and get it changed if there is any mistake.

This way you always have an accurate lease and full security deposit.

I wouldn't trust most appraisers to be able to accurately determine the as-is value of a fixer-upper.As an investor, this is your job. 

I believe I estimated accurately for a commercial loan. $10k for repairs may not be enough but it's tough to say from just a photo.  

Originally posted by @Mike Dymski:If you are getting frustrated over one property, your deal funnel is too small.Nice work on 13 units...that is not small-time. 100% accurate. 

There are ratings that go into it and online ratings that aren't always accurate but it doesn't matter because the perception alone (of desirable schools) can drive up home values.Also, teachers are very important.

With clear and accurate numbers, could I potentially go to a hard money lender to get some funds fronted? 

I would 95% assume it’s not, but I want to be thorough/accurate with it.The answer seems to be no strategy, but at least the depreciable amount is unaffected!

maybe one of our resident CPAs will chime in for accurate info

Accurate detailed records will make income to expenditures easy to determine.One of the biggest mistakes made by investors and business owners during tax season is believing misinformation.