Don't compromise your own or others' safety to get a deal done or try to create a bigger profit.

Yeah I was thinking that but I live in New Jersey and I was planning to buy in another market possibly out of state, everything I’ve been looking at has an overwhelming price and I wanted to keep my current job and moving would compromise that.

If they say they don’t want any increase (also common), explain that market rate is $650 (provide comps), offer to fix whatever issues they have, and if it’s still a deal breaker for them at $650 compromise at $625.

I want to find out why they are selling the property and try to find a good compromise.

(SPS), the mortgage servicer on the above referenced account, received your requestto accept a compromised payoff from the proceeds of the refinance of the above referenced property, or “ShortPayoff.......****.1.

As stated above we compromised this started out looking at duplexs and homes with unfinished basements in the 200-300K range.

As stated above we compromised this started out looking at duplexs and homes with unfinished basements in the 200-300K range.

(SPS), the mortgage servicer on the above referenced account, received your requestto accept a compromised payoff from the proceeds of the refinance of the above referenced property, or “ShortPayoff.......****.1.

It’s always a compromise and it’s always less than what I want for the properties or my customers.

If I try to defend my AOR after my area has been penetrated/compromised, then I've already failed.There are also cases where not everyone has the same experience with law/real estate that others do.