During inspection periods we have found a $60K cost ($40K of which was fixed price by the municipality) and a $50K cost.I closed on both these properties at a reduced price (one reduced the price significantly (the ~$50K issue resulted in $46.5K reduction) and one reduced the price moderately compared to the cost (the $60K resulted in a $9K reduction)).I do not know what your earnest money is. 

With repeated practice you can become very good at almost anything thanks to the internet at a much significant price reduction(it’s a lot of misinformation out here but you have to sort though it) that’s why government is attempting to put restrictions on the usage of internet(LOL). 

Yes I understand that at end of day it'll still need to rely on buyer due dilligence to verify and it's a risk management decision, but tax return filing does carry more weight than seller's income/expense statement in my mind. 

Redfin defines a price drop as a reduction in the list price of more than 1 percent and less than 50 percent.Talk about tweaking data to make a point.... lol.

Ask 1,000 people and get 1,000 different answers.A good property manager is worth their weight in gold.

Warehouse jobs are $18 per hour. 180 price reductions in the last 14 days of 868 listings or 20% of listings.

Do you put more weight on long-term price appreciation (with better tenants on average)?

An option to purchase combined with a reduction in purchase price from rent is a recipe for that tenant to claim they have an equitable interest in the property. 

A good local handyman is worth his weight in gold

Lastly, just to be good landlords, we're planning on something like a small rent reduction for this time period as an apology.