I think any investor not adjusting there strategy for whats coming right now will be sorry in 6-8 months.

That is because both GSE’s assess Loan-level pricing adjustments (LLPA) - fees based on certain criteria such as loan purpose, property type, loan to value, etc.

I’ve seen people form long term partnerships that did NOT work out well, so it is nice in RE that most deals are relatively short term and therefore you can reevaluate the expectations each time, and make adjustments as needed since life changes too.

This made a small adjustment to our plumbing costs.

At least he was willing to take feedback and adjust. 

Our insurance agent adjusted our policy to reflect the now "true" rental property (still managing rental by the room) once we move on to the next property.

The stairs are leading to the basement, but the ones to the upper level are just as narrow, just without the ceiling issue.As far as making adjustments to the size, my contractor said it wouldn't really be practical based on where the wall is located.

Work with what you know and make adjustments as you need.

They generally should be adjusting the property values within their municipality yearly (usually an overall percentage) and periodiacally having a reassessment done. 

I've begged the adjuster not to do it but they just want to settle and be done with it.