Make sure your lease is iron clad and not in conflict with the Section 8 lease, because it always prevails over yours. 

Ironically, though, it's better for the long term. 

Ironically, none of them were talking to each other.My take away, roll with it, don't argue with people with only half a brain, and I don't do business with that bank anymore.

@Lawrence Gillett Great comments here, ironically real estate can be one of the key vulnerabilities of this type of business.

Both were now interested in my offers, just need to iron out the final details.

While that seems outrageous, it is kind of ironic that a lot of investors here on BP (and the Gurus) are always saying if you are not embarrassed by your offer, it is probably too high.

Ironically, renters never ask about radon, so the property would probably rent just fine without the mitigation system, even if the radon levels were high.

Ironically the rest of the properties I have aquired since then haev been smaller.Chris

It's possible you mis-interpreted what your agent meant when they said you could renegotiate after inspection (usually that means for major issues like dangerous electrical panels, structural issues, partially collapsed cast iron sewer line, etc. that weren't obvious at the initial showings, not superficial things like "the AC is rusty" or "we should replace those ugly fans").

I have put down an offer on a single-family house plus an ADU that looks like will be accepted by the Seller, subject to a few issues that I am now ironing out.