The truth is, while they are usually very good at analyzing comparable sales, their job is not to tell you what a home is worth.

The takeaway approach of we only want people who are committed etc, and having you act like you are applying,...it's a sales tactic truth is he will take anyone that will pay..from personal experience if you express interest they will start bending over backwards to try to get you in- I negotiated I didn't want to pay 5k for a course and then pay 200 or 300 bucks/whatever it was to be part of their forum every month after that.

Yes; a phone call may help address the situation giving you more time to respond to this violation.In truth a whole bunch of these types of letters often go....nowhere. 

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.

I do have month-to-month P&L's worked up that show increasing revenues (and I've got a solid recent rent-up history with the last expansion); although expenses are higher than normal, averaged out YTD, due to the last expansion and using cash flow to augment the equity injection and stay away from debtWhat I am trying for is a total of $320k cash (with the ~$65k promissory note paid off as part of that, as any lender will want to be 1st lien), which is $255 cash to me.

The truth behind this is that "Residential" Lenders cannot lend to LLC's.

However, post Covid-19, the spike in industrial is due to the increase in the consumption of consumer staples, and in truth industrial is suffering a two-pronged situation similar to Retail.

It's only as good as the data you feed it, and it appears you've accepted the defaults suggested by the tool as TRUTH.

I would not give TMI to the contractor(s) just get that old estimate mostly for the simple truthful fact, that contractor is very likely going to be the one that bores a new line to your house (with or with out the sellers help) If there was never an estimate?

But it's the truth.