Because then you'll either drive yourself nuts with the distraction of worry or compromise.  

The moment it finds it's way into a structure and if allowed to stay, the dwelling becomes compromised and will continue to degrade. 

I would never do a bad deal, just not exactly what I'm looking for...it is all about compromise...

Probably best that you negotiate a compromise in that situation.

I think you are going to have to compromise on something.  

I think there's room for compromise, but I also wouldn't say you were wrong to increase the rent to market rate if that was your decision.NOTE: I am not a lawyer and not familiar with the landlord/tenant laws in New Hampshire. 

@Gonz Trevino I agree with you, stick to you numbers, don't compromise, and be patient.But I have to ask, if your mortgage payment is 1150, then your taxes must be somewhere between 550 - 650 a month.

However, if you can't come up with a compromise, then yes, maybe going separate ways would be the way to go

The newbies jumping in at this moment in time are going to have a hard time finding good deals and may take a bath during the next phase of the cycle if they compromised on the returns they were willing to accept.

I ended up compromising with said couple.