For example if a strip center has 10 1,500 sq ft spaces the per sq ft rate will usually be close to the same although more per sq ft rate might be given to an end cap location or the middle unit.If the mix of tenants is unequal say out of 10 units one is 5,000 sq ft then that has more ramifications if it goes dark.Say you look at buying a quad but they are all one units and have high turnover and not as much demand as the 2 units.

Test the electrical, hvac etc and other things that you can, make assumptions on the plumbing and go back to them with your repair list and demand a price reduction or release from the contract with earnest money refunded.Don't waste their time with the small stuff like broken fixture, stove, nasty carpet.  

Even off market properties have sellers who can demand a premium.

The market feels much more balanced in regards to DOM and the number of offers on each property.As Spring rolls in we should see an increase in demand as well.

I can buy used washers and dryers for probably $1,000 total and then demand a higher price for rent.

I too agree it is time to demand a change to happen throughout government.Best,John Fedro

They may not offer all of the perks this condo does and you probably can demand a higher price due to that reason.

Make sure there is the demand as well as having the ability to weather a long vacancy. 

And if there's little demand, a cheap property will end up costing you more money in the long run. 

If this is the case - demand will push prices up but in reality a $15 minimum wage will not have an increase in demand in the local housing market because it will not realistically create new demand.  A