You need to determine if you're buying an investment property or a home to live in, you will not find a property to fit both needs without some level of compromise.  

Investors see value in transparency.It can lead to a fair compromise, that suits both parties.

I learned, that sometimes it's much better to compromise, than to stick to my guns. 

I've lived in a house with those crappy aluminum windows and they can let in alot of cold air not to mention sweat really bad.That price seems decent, I'd be weary of going to cheap and compromising install quality.

I do not have any plans to sign up with a PM to take 30% based on what I am looking to have done day to day -- completely agree with everyone on that point.Well then that sounds like a great compromise, especially in the beginning when you're getting your feet wet.

Do not compromise your screening criteria.  

They still get hacked, but 2-Step Authentication can help you prevent getting your account compromised.

After home inspection the siding which we thought was just cosmetic was explained to be compromised allowing water and wind to easily cause further deterioration. 

If you work out compromises among them and there is no appeal, consider yourself lucky.

If you try to combine both of those, you end up compromising on both sets of choices.