@Collin Silva since you're new, you may find this info helpful:)The Real Estate Crash of 2008-2010 caused real estate prices to crash across the country - but didn't affect rent amounts.

You have have a few things contributing to that like over priced homes, rents coming down, increased  contract defaults, Mortgage rates now dropping fast causing a rebound from renters market back to buyer's market.Unless your into and secure with section 8 and have confidence in that contract and security it is tougher than 5 years ago. 

If you do that you COULD trigger one cause or another with them, but buying with the intent of living at a place as your primary for a period is almost always legit - even if you're not selling your current home. 

When the homeowner is behind and causing issues for the note holder, the discount is steeper.

Do you try and force them to get sober, how long does it take before you realize it's a hopeless cause?

@Zachary Overstreet The Real Estate Crash of 2008-2010 caused real estate prices to crash across the country - but didn't affect rent amounts.

So their counter argument is "it's worth that much cause we said all the others are"I'm leaning towards a formal dispute.

So I have a co-living insurance policy at replacement cost with rental loss coverage - Steadily only works when its 4 bedrooms or less and they really don't want it (usually causes non-renewals).

Even though you didn’t install the door or cause the issue, the property (and everything in it) became your responsibility the day you closed.

With the new moves by companies selling off loans and other funds completing their due diligences is causing some headaches.