It sometimes takes them longer to make the changes to their listings than it does the mls site. 

The agent.A short sale is pretty much this in a nutshell1) Buyer is in trouble and sends hardship to bank2) Agent does analysis and comes up with price (Which is of course lower than what is owed to bank)3) Bank says, go ahead and put it on the market4) Somebody looks at house and puts in offer5) Seller accepts any offer that comes in because they want out (regardless of how much the bank loses)6) Bank takes weeks/months to pay for their own evaluation, look at how long on the market, run an internal appraisal, look and do a cost benefit analysis on the loan and property7) Bank accepts/counters or denys the offer (provided they decide to do anything at all and not just foreclose on the original borrower and take the house themselves)I have it happen monthly....

Ya I just found that site and saw that too. 

It's super shady, and if you are an honest person (like we are) then you never see it coming and lose a good deal. 

Great that you joined the site!

By understanding this I could adjust my income and see the probability of me losing one or more income streams and how it changed my ability to service my expenses.

Being great at this will save you from losing lots of money.4.

Obviously that was funded 100% lender had nothing to lose . those two deals alone are equal to what most make in a dozen or so deals.

I don't think there was any malicious intent here, but it seems reasonable to me that it should be up to him to honour what he said rather than me paying for his mistake.I want to resolve this ASAP because I want the house to be ready for October because otherwise I will lose October rent, and also the rental market will cool down and will be harder to find a tenant at the price I want.

Also, depending on how long ago the site was an ALF you may need to make updates due to code changes.