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Have given tenants discounts on rent in exchange for yard or trash upkeep at multi unit properties before.

But with a month till poverty or giving up my savings, this condo feels like dead weight. 

But with a month till poverty or giving up my savings, this condo feels like dead weight. 

I bought my first rental property in the last year, and I have some questions about maintaining the hardwood floors between tenants. When the existing tenant moved out there were some scratches in the hardwood floors,...

Management always incurs liability because the manager is responsible for the repairs and upkeep.

If you give each possibility equal weight, you can see that there's a 67% possibility that this project is not worthwhile.

The project will not be sold after the build, so that is another issue, after the build, all he will have is 35-40% equity, no stable income to support the loan except for the rent generated from the other doors, I am not sure if the equity will hold some weight when applying for conventional mortgage.

Perhaps in that case, but the weight of that much roofing would be causing other issues i would think. 

@Upen Patel is right that an offer underwritten by a lender who does fully approved loans carries a lot of weight.