You're not going to order multiple appraisals for numerous reasons.

I made smart financial decisions (through trial and error of course) so I'm pretty solid as far as passive income in between paychecks.

Not sure why you’re still talking about batteries now that we’ve already established numerous times for you that 99% of solar installs do not include batteries nor does the CA mandate that this thread is about require batteries.

When it comes to developing a system a lot of trial and error could be involved.  

And even if the person was moving from out of state and could not come to a showing, I'd still need to facetime or skype a showing and thus virtual-meeting in advance.As for credit score, I well know that this is not always an accurate indicator of a potential good/bad tenant, as I myself once had a below 600 credit score when I was a tenant (caused by a number of factors none of which having any real relation to my credit or tenant worthiness) - as I've always been employed, never paid rent late once in my life and have always gotten 100% of my security deposits returned from numerous apartments before I became a landlord myself.More than some arbitrary score, I care far more about how long the person has been on their job as long employment history shows some ability to follow rules and live up to expectations.

It was a clerical error would be the argument. 

This can save you weeks of "revision" time for the smallest of errors on the form.  

Seems odd for so many errors on an application.

There are numerous individuals on here that have examples of one's.

I have talked with more than a thousand investors about numerous platforms, and there have been some stories about deals on RM that have gone bad.