I'm happy with the compromise.

You only need to put 3.5% down, so cashwise it won't get in the way of other real estate goals you may have.My first deal was a 4-unit up I bought with FHA 3.5% in Santa Clarita.I lived for free (as opposed to paying rent) + enjoyed cash flow + built equity so it definitely didn't compromise my cash reserves.Good luck!

Put it off to the side, so you don't compromise the 10 acres by building in the middle.  4. 

That plus a discount on the rent might be a reasonable compromise.  

LA City Council approved a compromise ordinance impacting developers more than owners.Other hotels outside the city limits of Los Angeles have traded since April; however, investment activity is still muted, and most of the hotels that sold in 2023 were Economy class hotels or part of larger national portfolio transactions.

I need help because I am concerned that a hardworking investor's identity may be compromised and someone may be taking advantage of NEWBIE investor's, like myself, who are eager to build a business.

You're likely going to have to make some sort of compromise or sacrifice to get outsized returns.

I am wondering what the norm is to help us reach a compromise (If I can get a reasonable time frame in the appraisal/financing window.

I am new to this landlord thing I am on my fourth property and its all sink or swim now.My second property which is a newly acquired vacant, is a duplex small 2bdrm apartments 500sqft each yes really smallI want to make up for the crampness and make it cozy I was thinking because I can tile pretty well to tile the whole floor a lot of work up front but less effort on the back end.tile replacement is rather easy as long as i keep a few extra boxes in the attic.or crawl space. as a compromise I can carpet the bedrooms and just tile everywhere elsethe bathroom and kitchen already are tiled. cost wise I dont think I am too much beyond good laminate or vinyl flooring or my cheapest hardwood. tile is only my choice because I think I will get a really nice look. which may attract a better quality tenant.

The second problem is that the agent who has a legal contract isn't likely to step aside, and stop marketing this property, unless you are holding compromising photographs of that listing agent.