@Ramon Mota, I'd say so but I'd definitely wait for some additional opinions.if they moved out, you're going to have to turn it back on (when they were supposed to be there & have on for a final inspection) I'd take note of any discrepancies with anything plumbing related.

When running comps for a fix-and-flip, is there a general rule to offset the ARV due to land size discrepancy?

Takes 2 minutes.”If they still refuse, I’d:• Archive all written rent roll/deposit confirmations• Plan to meet each tenant immediately after closing• Issue new MTM notices and clean up the situation quickly• Treat any discrepancies as part of the cost of inheriting a poorly managed assetIt’s manageable, just not ideal.

Capex- Looks like the project is completed, thus capex discrepancies should be dollarized/known and not an estimate.Financing-  easy peasy.  

Catching discrepancies now prevents messy surprises during tax prep.2.

That is a big discrepancy…I have found Zillow to be pretty accurate.

And upload photos of discrepancies for contractors? 

The claim by Barry that we paid ~$60M seems to stem from the discrepancy between what Disrupt had stated on their website for a purchase price and what we actually paid.

Pointing out discrepancies between a poster's prior and current statements is allowed on the forums, Ken, and is not trolling.

Ok to start things off .Im buying my raw land for $30k. Paid $15k upfront to initiate the contract.  Heres where it gets fun.  Its at a 7% amortized interest rate.  Signed on april 2022.  Ive been making monthly payme...