If we had a dime for every time someone said they were going to do a bunch of deals in our area, we would all be on a private jet.

If you would have little to no vacancy and could rent for more and there would be no costs (if you self lease) then maybe it's worth saying "not giving you a dime" but if it will be costly I would be more liberal with the credit. 

If instead you meant you did want the property even with these problems but just wanted to try and nickel and dime the seller on an already good deal then you know better for next time. 

If someone charges 10% management fee but then nickel and dimes you for every light bulb they change that actually ends up being more expensive than if you pay 20%.A side note here...

And, consider the very nature of what any "investor" is in the business wants, a selling price that wrenches out every possible dime.

For the new building, they flat out told me what they were willing to pay, and not a dime more.

Don't step over a dollar to save a dime.

They will nickel and dime you along the project.

Ain't that the truth...Flogging any property off the MLS just to get a commission.Referring a "trusted" contractor for the rehab that kills you on price (Receive illegal kick back).Refer a "trusted" property management company that's "investor friendly" and that nickel and dimes to death (Realtor receives referral fee)

Talk to your PM to talk to your insurance and tenants.Get a 3rd party adjustor to take a look at it, make sure the tenants are re-housed on the insurance companies' dime.