They also did not allow me to dispute, and the seller on the other side did not want to compromise so I was left stuck in the middle.

No, it’s just how to sensibly become wealthy and not screw it up..... which to me is the best compromise of all.

This compromise acknowledges the original agreement (that you wouldn't replace them) while also showing appreciation for her as a tenant.

yeah the problem with this, is I've been offering there to be a middle ground-  if she doesn't think she can afford the raise, we could compromise.

Make sure that the plumbing issue is taken care of and the attic issue has been secured and is not still compromised.

While these are all great to have, its like trying to find the perfect spouse, you can keep turning over every rock to look, but at some point you will need to compromise and then realize your money was sitting in an account doing nothing for years because you were looking for the perfect deal. 

Or would that compromise the foundation of the neighbors/ not be possible? 

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It's a favorable rate, and given the equity you have in your property, you have a good foundation for securing additional funding without compromising this rate.Considering your property is now an investment, and you're looking into financing options for updates, a VA loan could still be a viable path for you, even in your current situation.

My area is more rural and compromised more of farmland than towns.