There is no such thing as "rising to the occasion".

@Mark GaskinsI’ve backed out of 2 deals, and got my earnest money back on both occasions.

Point blank.

I've tried multiple times but it just keeps defaulting back to the blank profile

But I've pretty thoroughly scoured landlord-tenant law for my area on a few occasions and have never seen this subject addressed, one way or the other.

*blank stare* Its frustrating, I know but that is how lenders see this scenario. 

Secondly, on the property analysis calculators - specifically the BRRRR (because that's what I use) it would be great if you could create blank drop down boxes in the rehab estimate because the ones listed doesn't necessarily cover all the rehab expenses.

Part of the rehab was installation of all-PEX plumbing, so we felt we had a bit of a safety net.Jekyll’s answers were “strategically” vague - as was the case on numerous prior occasions of less importance - but he was clear that he failed to succeed in connecting the alarm system, as it was not as simple as I/the advertisements claimed.

I haven't in over 20 years despite inquiring on innumerable occasions for real cases involving prudent landlords.

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