Considering they are brand new, with a finish out well above and beyond the rest of the neighborhood I don't anticipate "nobody else wanting them" Thanks for your sarcasm, though That wasn't a personal accusation but I see people on here all the time that say "I found this piece of crap house in the hood for $10k, I can buy it and rent it to a Section 8 tenant and make a ton of money right?"

For example, if the landlord has a small studio apartment, is that a valid reason to refuse to rent to couples without being accused of discriminatory?

(90% of buyers will be owner occupants who can’t/wont buy a tenant occupied home.) check with your local landlord tenant laws about notice periods, post a notice and being a witness.

I don't think that is a dealbreaker, but something I have witnessed in the Indianapolis, IN area! 

We also witness seller flexibility, which has not been seen for a few years.

We also witness seller flexibility, which has not been seen for a few years.

That's one deal in thousands I have witnessed.

But Realtors are the ones accused of price fixing.

Once in the Embassy it took less than 30 minutes, but the notarizing officer had to ask for 2 witnesses from the people waiting for service there in the lobby.Also, it cost $150 for the Attorney fees in the US to draw up the POA papers.  

In a recent case in Northwest Florida, an 86-year-old woman suffering from dementia and depression was accused of murdering her 89-year-old husband with her walking cane.