Need help w a good compromise.

I think that he knows that rent control would cause a landlord uprising so his compromise is to push this 2% sales tax on RE sales for affordable housing and to push developers a bit to have to create affordable units. 

First of all had I known this I would have liked to have worked a compromise to put something in other than carpet but it is what it is.How do I now proceed?

I agreed but knew that I would not compromise on any known repairs that we detected during due diligence.

If they're good tenants you can always try a compromise of 9 months, which is April 1st. 

I'm sure there's some compromising/negotiating that comes with it though.

(The assessment I got from both the home and sewer inspector is that they don't think this flood out compromised the foundation.)3.

@Kaneisha Forrest Also if the fire got hot enough your slab could be compromised.

As for what you can do, without having read your contract this is just a guess, but perhaps you could ask the seller for a partial credit towards the purchase of a new heat pump as a compromise (will probably say no since it’s “as is” and the current one is still working but might not hurt to ask), or walk and lose your deposit (unless there’s some other contingency still in effect). 

If you like them, see if you can find a compromise where you increase them significantly but still slightly below market so they're still living at a more affordable rate than they'd find elsewhere.