The past four years reflect the recovery of the worst real estate market in history. 

It is not a reflection on me.

Are we just saying that the rules for mortgages don't reflect the practical ways in which they're used, so everyone just ignores them when they get in the way, and no one cares? 

I tried pricing software (maybe beyond pricing) and it really did not reflect what was happening in my area.  

There have been instances in DC where the property was legally converted to a multi and the tax record was not properly updated to reflect this, so it can happen, but it is very very rare.

There’s no alleging here, everything we have is documented and your representing attorney has it all, including the initial settlement offer that you guys proposed, with the non- disclosure agreement 🙂@Mario Ray It’s good to hear and see that their reviews are starting to catch up with them and reflect the common occurrences that they claim are out of the ordinary.

The cost of the wood fence is a little higher than we expected, but the maintenance is a bigger headache. on a separate note, I thought lumber price has come down drastically, when would that reflect the price at Home Depot?

Sales prices are fairly accurately reflecting a multiple of annual rents. 

Negotiation is key in situations like this so everyone gets treated fairly... or at least acceptably.When we do end up replacing that system, the rent is going up to reflect the cost of an improved, more efficient unit that costs the tenant less on yearly maintenance.

The cost of lumber is really high right now, which is likely reflective in the quotes you got.