Tenant does not ask reimbursement for the wood and hardware purchased to make the wall whole until Tenant could have a professional glass repair company come and replace the window.The compromise they are requesting, is for us to reimburse for the window and let them out of the lease 1 month early on July 31, 2014.

And to top it off, I'm not willing to compromise and live in a ratty house in a bad neighborhood.Aside from what I've said so far (if you didn't know these things about me), I don't look too bad on paper.

I think that's a good compromise.

Recently we discovered that a tenant punched through one of the bedroom doors and claimed that it would cost $25 to replace when in reality it was a very difficult door to match with the rest of the hallway doors and it cost us nearly $300 for the door and the labor.The downside of not doing walk throughs is they tend to leave stuff behind for us to dispose of (mattresses etc) and the places tend to be left dirtier.So the compromise is do a walk through with them but refuse to agree on costs on the spot.

If you lay tiles half on the board and half on the flange any shifting of the tub will pop or compromise the tile.

The ability to negotiate, to compromise, to LISTEN are all skills.

She claimed her bank account was compromised and a loved one was in the hospital.

So I've been gleaming everything I can from the BP mastermind and looking for a 1st deal that will be a good compromise and ease us into landlording as poison of choice is buy and hold.

Could you compromise and put the additional cash flow from your properties to pay off your mortgage?

I've pretty much decided I'm going to shoot for a compromise in my contract: contractor provides an approximate week-by-week timeline for the project, correlates the draws to the work to be done each week, with large budget items e.g. hvac, appliances, foundation work, etc limited to their own draws; that shouldn't over complicate things too much, it limits my risk, and doesn't force the contractor to pay out of pocket.