If possible, consider a duplex or single-family home with extra rooms instead, as they offer better appreciation and flexibility.

These are great suggestions.  

Most 4/2 houses in the area are renting for approximately $2200 and offer washer, dryer, and internet (which I think the builder provided for all new houses in that community).

If you get another offer then a kick-out clause to kill the first offer.  

Any suggestions?

I did get a licensed engineer's evaluation, he suggested that polyurethane foam injections would be a great solution and that failed miserably.  

You've offered to recommend some CPAs.

•Lower Rent Slightly to Attract Tenants Faster•Offer Move-In Incentives (e.g., discounted first month, lower security deposit)•Pivot to Mid-Term Rentals (traveling professionals, snowbirds, digital nomads)•List on Multiple Platforms (MLS, Facebook Marketplace, Furnished Finder for mid-term stays)6.

I’m currently with a group that will be building homes in specific markets, and it would be really helpful to have a tool that can generate data and reports in Excel spreadsheets for easy analysis.I’ve heard of CloudCMA, but I wanted to get opinions on whether this would be the best fit for our needs or if there are other programs that might be better suited to the homebuilding industry.Any suggestions or comments are greatly appreciated!

Hey John, properties that have been on the market for more than 30 days typically start receiving offers below the asking price, as buyers often perceive them as having room for negotiation.