@John Dehn I like your idea of offering it as a closing credit, even if you aren't responsible for the charges, if you want them to buy the property that could be a good incentive to move forward with the purchase, it may seem insignificant relative to the purchase price, but small psychological things like that can have an impact on people's decision making. 

We haven't really seen any impact due to covid which has been nice. 

I run the largest REI group in the DFW area called IMPACT.

After doing research & learning that declining requests significantly impacts visibility, I'm left with two questions: 1) How would you go about rejecting people to avoid vacancies without getting penalized?

Hello everyone.I plan on househacking and, since multi-family is hard to come by, I have heard some people buy a SFH and live in the basement while renting out the rest of the home and renovate the basement in the process.To me it seems like it wouldn't really impact rent amounts too much unless I added bedrooms and I feel like the deal would already have to cash flow because of that I know this can be pretty nuanced but I am open to everyone's thoughts.Thank you!

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You don't get things worth having without discomfort- so, if you don't have stacks of cash sitting around, I'd suggest you revisit the idea of house hacking, least expensive, least risky, more immediate impact on your finances. 

It's also important to plan the timeline for each renovation aspect to understand how it impacts rental rates, cash flow, and property worth.

The shorter the prepayment term has an impact on increasing the rate.4.

That's going to be way more impactful compared to anything else in this thread.