I am interested to hear from all types of investors in the Denver-metro area on what type of trade or service you think has the greatest discrepancy between supply and demand? 

Anyone know what could be causing this discrepancy?

If it were a smaller discrepancy, then it may not be worth it.

Second, that's a very standard job of your agent - to use their expertise to determine what the selling price of your property may be, and whether or not there is likely to be a discrepancy between that price and an appraiser's determination. 

How do you all deal with that discrepancy?

In your loan application for TX the hard pull will come up and they will have you sign a form with all recent hard pulls stating whether you received loans or not and discrepancies in credit report and ask for explications.

Besides which, the HML probably does not want to be a home builder.If our OP brings a proposal that makes the HML whole but takes a little time, I'd bet a dollar that a deal can be struck.BTW- my point on the litigation is not specific to mortgage discrepancies. 

After reviewing the entire report I noticed a few discrepancy and immediately called the bank to let them know that the appraisal was inaccurate and wanted to dispute it, they understood my frustration and asked for me to put it in writing.

Maybe I'm too new to know the difference, but there seems to be quite a discrepancy in price and not so much on the offerings they provide. 

I'm not familiar with the laws in Texas, but if an agent is aware that there is a discrepancy in the size of the home (total interior sqft), then it's always best to error on the side of caution, and market the home at the smaller size.