There is one minor change I have not had a chance to update yet.

SOme short info about very specific topics:   IE- how to get a permit, how to change a toilet, etc.   ... 

You still have some homes selling rediculously fast, but far less.

It always feels slow no matter how fast it is going.  

Every market that's already a 'tech destination' has a head start, by definition, but past is just prologue - what will come after remains to be seen, so it's good to keep an eye on how things are changing.

If that is unsuccessful, you could try to dispute the late payment with the credit bureaus, but you'll likely be told that the creditor verified the information and no change will result if there are no errors in the reporting.

My plan was to rent for a few years with an exit strategy to sell at $100/sf in 3-5yrs so this changes my anticipated gain from $50 down to $25.  

43 total units for 1.8 million-  Northeast Ohio, and hour from Pittsburgh and an hour and half from Cleveland6 six-plexes and 1 seven-plex C to C+ properties in a B locationBuildings will need roofs over the next 5 years, but no other major structural issuesIt appears to us that rents are at fair market value for the area, so there would be little room to adjust them upBuilt 1988-199027 units are one bedroom, 16 units are two bedroomWalking distance to several nice restaurants, gym, fast food, bank, multiple other commercial businesses.

Misrepresenting driveway access is a fast ticket to getting sued by the buyer.In addition to the other good suggestions here, I'd suggest a certified letter / return receipt to the broker at that agency.  

When the dust settles, you’ve added another rental that’s fully updated and ready to go for a long time, and you haven’t permanently changed your equity position in your existing rentals.