They put the kitchen sink in there and then see what buyers or owners looking to refi will push back on.

There are a million calls from unqualified tire kickers that will try to waste time, schedule appointments and not show, ask for applications and never return them, etc. . .It will depend on the area and the market and the price and value compared to the market of course -- that's my experience in 'A' and 'B' neighborhoods.My last unit, I tried to push the market and got no qualified applicants -- 10 days later dropped the price by 4% ($50), and got 3 qualified applicants in the next week.

They really wanted to push me into a single family residence for my first home and sit on it for 2 years and invest sweat equity over time.

Yes I own my home but I would give a lot of push back to a complex or landlord if they didn’t allow me to produce my own plants.

@Mike AllisonDuring the due diligence I should have pushed harder to verify security deposits and rents with an addendum signed by tenants.

Some people are bringing some great deals to the table and there is push back for whatever reason, as they don’t want to sit on the LP side of things.

You're making the mistake of letting the tenant push you around. 

Your losses are locked up and pushed into the future.

Since the water company has closed the valve at the curb, you are effectively feeding water into the house via the washing machine faucet. 

Prepare yourself for some push back but ignore and move forward.