This was the same math done when you purchased the triplex, if you purchased it as an owner occ and used the rental income to help qualify.3) If you want a rational reason why non-owner occ math is more generous than owner occ, consider that non owner occupants have to put big fat down payments down, and have more skin in the game generally. 4) Rental income (anything about it) is frequently overlayed. 

The EMD is not only to provide consideration for the contract but it's also the safety net for the seller if a buyer fails to perform, so it's also a good faith gesture.

I bought it for around $138,000 at around a 7% interest rate (which, back then, they told me that was fairly generous).

The roof is the only thing that needs to be replaced, and thankfully, the seller was generous enough to give me $5,500 at closing to take care of the roof!  

I will definitely look into doing that and figuring out the process.About the Realtor, I believe that would probably be the most generous thing someone could do.

Very generous with their time to help people like you out..

I think I'm being generous in the discount but she is also willing to live in a house that will have people in and out of it while work is being done.

I'm pretty new here too and have been learning lots from generous and knowledgeable members.

Sounds like a generous rent.  

And while the benefits are generous, who knows if any of those options will be around when I hit the age.