In construction your plans are your Bible, so you need to know how to locate any discrepencies, locate answers to questions froms trades, understanding "Take-offs" with your materials, and be able to visualize in a 3D space what the plans are describing.

That's why there is some discrepancy among investors on whether it's a 1% rule, 2% rule, 50% expense rule, etc. 

It also states that tenant must notify landlord of any discrepancies especially if it is an emergency.

If an event occurs which values property I own higher than I believe I can replace it for than I’m likely to take advantage of the temporary price/value discrepancy and sell.  

My wife actually found on the bottom of our Sheboygan Falls Utility bill that it stated on May 22nd we could discuss our property's assessed value at the Open Book.Similar to you I had multiple properties so I knew that there were some large discrepancies between the increases and wanted an explanation to why that was. 

The discrepancy between audited and unaudited financials (when actually provided through Rad's website)2.

If there is a discrepancy from what you were told then you ask for a concession on the price in accordance to what was missing in incomeIf they show you an actual rent roll that will give you an idea of income, delinquency and lease terms.It's hard working with mom and pop sellers.

One thing that confused me: The plat includes a note stating, "The survey is hereby accepted with the discrepancies..."

While I can appreciate that some discrepancies are inevitable, what followed in the process was nothing short of frustrating and unprofessional.Our initial closing date was set for February 28, 2025.

Does anyone know the reasoning behind the discrepancy?