I would treat the reduction as a cherry on top of the value add process. 

If not, look at his mtg(s).I’ve never seen multiple tax id’s actually treated as “one property”.

The termite inspector's report read that there were signs of a previous termite infestation but it looks like the property was treated and there were no current signs of termites. 

At the end of the day, your rental properties are a business so you must treat it as such.

Also, what websites do you use for data/facts on house inventory and price treat over the past few years?

The other options is using specialized lenders. you can do a blanket or individual loans and it gets treated as a commercial loan so typically non-recourse, borrower is an LLC and based of DSCR/cash flow.

It is a recurring theme I have been seeing and I have to think it has negative effects on their business.I personally remember when someone has treated my time as less valuable than theirs.

It is a recurring theme I have been seeing and I have to think it has negative effects on their business.I personally remember when someone has treated my time as less valuable than theirs.

I like to treat this method as a last resort to funding anything.

If you have a large space, you may need to run the generator in several areas to treat the entire space.