It is just a symptom of a bigger issue all around I guess...tough request comes in makes it harder and harder to match....then we get inappropriate results possibly.  

If you wait until the property is in contract you might find out that your underwriting that formed the basis for your offer price was constructed with inappropriate assumptions.Before I make an offer I send my lender the rent roll and trailing 12 month income statement along with details on the property and ask for a debt grid (basically a table of potential loan scenarios) so I can verify (and modify, if necessary) my debt assumptions in my underwriting before deciding on a strike price. 

Inappropriate closing costs are one of the first places an audit of a 1031 goes to.  

Pros say letters convert better and postcards are inappropriate.

Just walking into an attorney's office and asking for help is likely to get a high price for inappropriate advice.Good luck - Ned

@Ryan RushAt the risk of asking a question that’s inappropriate given the timing, what advice would you give someone who hasn’t started rei yet but is about to begin BRRR?

Using non arms length transaction for appraisals seems inappropriate to me.

If I operated inappropriately and legitimately caused harm to someone, believe it or not, I wouldn't need a judge to tell me to pay that person.

Every serious investor knows what this is, and would not consider his offer inappropriate.

I spent over $2500 on getting financing in place and another $1000 on appliances based on the info that the original selling agent told my agent that the bank approved the short sale.I don't know enough about short sales (very little actually) to know if someone acted inappropriately or fraudulently.