(3) Do I have the right to ask the agent to visit the property and get a better analysis as to what kind of rehab it would needThank YouJoe

They briefly mention missing deductions on tax returns such as mileage driven to visit rental properties, meals with real estate agents, writing off portions of a trip as a business expense, purchasing technology as expense related etc. 

They always pay on time and the occupants have Case Planners that visit monthly to make sure the property is clean and well maintained. 

I'm just kind of a pain in the *** to deal with, I assure it's not personal at all.

If you feel nervous enough about a person that you can't trust them in this interaction, I assure you as time goes on you won't learn to get a warm and fuzzy.that said, find an equivalent statement from the same issuing bank on a google image search and compare. or find a local branch employee from that bank, make a copy of this statement and black out all identifying information and ask them if it looks like a legitimate statement from them.

However, there was one tenant that was literally insane and they probably pushed me farther than anyone else ever did.I had to visit the property in the middle of a contentious fight to evict and fully expected a fight.

I went to visit my old ER with cookies and business cards and the ER doc said why not work with Residents coming into TGH in August.

We filed for a sheriff's visit 2 days later, the soonest we were allowed.All told, from the first day he was late to reclaiming the unit, was 5 weeks. 

You can assure that you fully intend on closing the property, that allowing potential investors, contractors access and to do due diligence it will help you close on the property.  

After pointing these things out, they assure me it will be fixed and will be done on time.