That is one of the companies some of the larger wholesale brokerages use here in San Antonio.  

On the other hand I realized that although I have changed the name on the online statement, the mailed statement still says check 302, so I am doing screen grabs or printing into a PDF my online statements so i can remember what the checks were, and also doing screen grabs of the cancelled checks when I think it might be a good idea.

I was just a bit scared by the two-thirds of appraised value statement.  

If in my area, I can send you pro forma statements on vacation homes that will give you a good idea of the income that can be generated.  

Many accountants who are well versed in this law can prepare a statement to indicate what the actual calculated tax will be, so you only need to pay that amount at closing.  

They use social group bookings to maximize revenue for larger homes. 

Another benefit is that I can refi now while it's NOT a rental and get a lower rate (and more cash out), and I'll get a larger interest write-off with the larger loan amount, possibly offset by investment gains elsewhere.Just curious what others think of this, or what you would do in a similar situation.

     @Rafael Floresta I keep 2.5x the number of sheets, towels, etc. required at our larger properties.  

Then someone dropped the ball....did you see the actual approval letter, and approved closing statement?  

To nip confusion in the bud before it happens, I make sure that there is explicit language in my Statement of Work (engagement letter) to cover this stuff.