Some amounts may go up or down and some may disappear if you have already saved enough for that item and it’s in extra innings. 

Recently we helped a few investors buy for 20% below the peak with extra concessions. 

I'd also like to share some of the extra informative women on BP that I've been following over the years, in case you find them as helpful in the future as I have:@Brie Schmidthas been inspiring to me, as another young investor breaking free with RE to travel and enjoy life :)  @Elizabeth Colegroveis a super sharp landlord with a BP blog I got to see again in person recently :) @Marcia Maynardwas nice enough to come out to speak at my Summit in SF as a great landlord (and person) and one of the prolific female landlord contributors to BP.

If the house were minimally livable based on other prices of houses in the neighborhood, excluding the extra land what do you think the house is worth if you had to sell it?

I like this idea because it rewards the tenant by allowing flexibility with their rent payments and rewards me with a bit of extra cashflow. 

Once they are stabilized, he refinances at 75% LTV to pay back the investors and have extra capital for the next deal. 

And they also push to for extra fees for a "virtual mailbox" which seems dumb as well. 

You could choose to have an extra refrigerator on hand.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

But I think they may come down a little with the extra supply from people that have to move and they are willing to lower the price to sell the home.