Many landlords would compromise those standards depending on the individual but when you do you open yourself to higher risks.

That may be a good compromise.  

There are no active leaks in the living spaces, but the roof is certainly compromised over a porch and the siding is in terrible shape.

When you rent out the room the the student her privacy is compromised and perhaps the reason of owning was to get away from the monotony of the the day to day in your current town/residence.I don't think you will get a lot of feedback here because every persons different and if your dead set on doing this your going to have to sell it to her.

Compromising your requirements is not intelligent investing.

Hi BP,I have a very interesting deal under contract and I wanted to get your feedback on somethings.These 20 units are compromised of 4 different tax parcels, 6plex, 8plex, and 2triplexes all on the same street.1.

How will first time home owners be willing to compromise their home for a smaller all cash price?

I disagree with the folks who say don't change your lease for anyone, especially when you admit that there's plenty you'd compromise on.

So we compromised.

In order to try to avoid the drama and cost of eviction, I tried to work out a compromise where the tenant and I split the costs where I would pay what it would have cost my plumber to fix it and the tenant would have paid the difference.