Compromise is huge! 

Be kind, listen to her fears, communicate, and make small deals/compromises (e.g.

I get that I'm still on the hook for any money I sign my name to, and would never intentionally do anything to compromise my word, the deal or my name but...well to be frank....**** happens sometimes.Looking forward to everyone's input.

I wanna move fast, she wants to move slow... so we compromised and we’re moving slow (hahahaha).

In that scenario, you might be able to work out a compromise and get half of your earnest money back.NOTICE - I am not your lawyer, so you should not take this as legal advice.Good luck

Do not compromise when dealing with tenant caused damage.

After much wrangling back and forth, we compromised by having his wife as the signatory on the lease but including the husband under “other occupants,” along with their children, and mother-in-law who visited 2 weeks every year.

You have already compromised your lease language by allowing the dog which makes undated vaccinations irrelevant.

If they are good tenants, explain what the increase would be, and then offer to forgo the increase as a compromise.

It’s hard for me to come to a compromise with paying rent when I know there’s ways to let my money work for me instead of “giving it away” to the landlord.