If you can buy all your kitchen appliances at once and ask for an extra discount or at least free delivery & installation, that's great too.

We had to discount the heck out of those to get them sold. 

Anyway, yes, if you know how to work performing notes and can get a decent discount (unlikely from institutions) they can be a gravy train.

Also, if you have a long-term relationship with a local attorney, they may offer a discount for repeat business.

If you can secure a decent discount then you could hit .9-1%.

I’ve found that putting in a bit of effort upfront, like when I upgraded my kitchen with discounted German appliances delivered straight to the US, makes things run smoother in the long run.

Depending on what the interest rates are and if you can get a discount on new vs. used it may make sense but most likely not. 

All other things being equal, pre-constructions are mathematically (much) better deals because you pay (much) less, assuming again that you're not overpaying, as a discount on an overpriced property is no discount.

I have a discount on my site if you are interested.

If the office is disorganized, their processes likely are, too.Other ConsiderationsExperience: Choose medium-sized firms—they balance resources and personal attention better than large or small firms.Fees: you cannot afford a discount property manager.