I'm creating my cash buyer list and noticed they each gave me different results?

It is the same concept and it should have a similar result but it doesn't require any family transfer. 

On the last two statements, he's hasn't sent out the full amount of my draw-- resulting in him owing me $700+ in the past two months, discrepancies on both statements and no response as to why this is. 

No...that was a result not an initial cause.  

We use them to pull credit and whatnot.My first guess, and it's 100% A GUESS, would be that a credit report contained something inaccurate, leading to someone issuing a loan they otherwise wouldn't have, which in turn resulted in corelogic being sued, which in turn resulted in a settlement that involved them covering the prop taxes.Again, 100% a guess.

I'd consider 9% a better-than-average deal, all other things being equal (which of course they never are in real estate :)And again, this is based on MLS deals where the competition of the open market tends to result in higher prices and thus lower cap rates.

This means the bank accounts reconcile, the escrow account reconciles, the credit card accounts reconcile, you have not co-mingled business and personal funds, the property tax and mortgage interest match what's on the 1098 and you've adequately captured repairs vs CAPEX.  

Afterward, the level in the basement was 1.5, and the level upstairs was 1.1.My experience is anecdotal, but this tells me that passive systems are overlooked, because it's easier to build an active system and guarantee results.

If there is anyone who has tried this or is still doing this I would like to know if it works, pros, cons, and some results.

This structure also allows us to even things out so that we can get consistent results in monthly acquisitions.