Modified Gross Lease The modified gross lease, sometimes called a modified net lease, is considered to be a compromise between the triple net lease and the full service lease.

That way you get your money back (if you go through with the deal), and the Seller doesn't come out of pocket for the expense.That's a compromise suggestion that may or may not work in your situation.

WHEN the situation DOES present itself, you need to have a clear, and thought out process for how you can make adjustments that don't compromise your business model to the degree that it becomes a risk, but rather one that you can live with.Anyway....that's my example.Happy Monday BP! 

As for perhaps requiring access to your paid-down amount in tough times, a compromise could be to not necessarily make all your extra payments as "principal only", but just pay extra when you can anyway.

The last thing you want is to improperly repair the building and leave the structure in a compromised state.I've never heard of any Govt. grants for these property damage scenarios either.

She'll have to compromise on rental qualifications to have no vacancy with roommates if she can't afford the rental rate on the house on her own, and that's risky, at best. 

Same lease language M2M to test the waters as opposed to compromising your standards or having to non renewing.

Have you considered a compromise?  

When it was my time to develop a strategy, I looked at my current profession and deemed that I did not want to give it up or compromise it with real estate investing so I went for a more passive route.

Home equity loan or selling condo seems like a compromise so you can get your new kitchen, which is also short-sighted if you aren’t planning on staying there.