Most jurisdictions have an appeals process to contest the valuation but the process varies by jurisdiction.

The allure of going back into paymemt-ville doesn't really appeal to me.

With that being said I guess you could say we are investor friendly because we only invest in larger deals so smaller deals under 400k we are normally passing off to our investors unless we are flipping. 450 dollara cashflow on a single family home a month is not appealing to us because it's too slow of growth.

It's just so appealing that a house that would cost 500k would be in the 250-300k range.

So I'm not giving you any opinions, just suggesting that you take a look at what your menu of options are (and check and see if there are some you haven't considered), and see what appeals.

Yeah the appeal of being able to work when I want too has been a big factor but I have been trying to see if it would be worth it with the yearly fees.

That report was then shared with the mold clean up company (those that test for mold are not the ones that clean it up, to avoid a conflict of interest) for them to do a visual inspection as well as a review of the report. 

Unfortunately, the tenant appealed and asked for more time.

I am in need of staging a property i have doe sale right now because of the layout not appealing buyers.

My mom is selling her condo and recently lost her buyers because they qualified for FHA and near closing, the HOA lost their FHA certification (currently under appeal).