If the tree has already compromised the foundation, there should be some evidence of that.

Do not let a couple bucks compromise your integrity.

Beyond that, many of those other items might need to be compromised on in some way and you'll have to decide if the deal still works for you if there are issues that you want to address after close. 

I do understand that everyone's time is precious and I would hate to waste anyone's time and I am willing to put in the work and come to a compromise with whoever would like to take me under their wing. 

I trialed a ton of the solutions, found BookingAutomation/Beds24 to be the most feature complete, but Porter as the best compromise in ease of use, price, and features. 

Thankfully buyer and I were able to reach a compromise as they had cash to cover.What markets are you in now? 

I make AT LEAST $1k/mo cash flow on each of my three cabins, they've appreciated like mad, and no hurricanes to interrupt my season.I'm sure the beach is a fine place to invest, but investing in Gatlinburg does not involve compromising cash flow, equity, and appreciation.

Account Closed That would be a totally acceptable compromise.  

In other words, I reminded them they are still $200 below market rents and that if they chose to move out, I would miss them, but the unit would be listed at $2400 for the next occupants - so they were getting a deal and I WAS sacrificing and compromising to keep them as great tenants.I also let them know/reminded them that CA keeps seeking to expand rent control laws, which means I HAVE to increase the rent, otherwise if/when they do move out I won't even be able to raise the rent to "market rent" even after they move out.

You might have to compromise at times on your wholesale fee if you overlook something or find they have stricter standards than you thought, but consider that an education cost.Good luck.