That's why companies will pay massive premiums even within NYC to get prime spaces to entice their employees and hoping for increased productivity and keeping them happier/healthier.

This was caused by deferred maintenance and the tenants' diet.  

And, finally, remind them again that there is no mold present and that the items you recommended will ensure a healthier air quality.  

Rooftop solar requires 0 gallons/year.To see how your diet impacts the climate, there's a fun calculator here: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-46459714

Like alot of things in life it easy to make excuses why you shouldn't do something or should wait to start something until later (investing, dieting, exercising).  

A lot of this is dependent on the deal structure and your strategy as well...maybe look to see if the recommended repairs are mandatory for health and safety issues or can be addressed once your CapEx is healthier...if you are using a lender, this will come out during appraisal and underwriting...maybe the lender will be ok with what the appraiser sees...hard to tell.Are you attempting to leverage the inspection findings to get remedy or lower purchase price?

They waste their money they would have been better off saving for a deal because they want the real estate equivalent of a diet pill.

I guess that is a indicator of a healthier housing market so it's not all bad.  

I looked up on zillow the market health index for a specific ZIP Code and in most areas it is not very healthy for instance a 2.8 out of 10 should I look in healthier areas for a better area to invest in to get started?

The numbers are much healthier if I can get the house for at least $125K.