I’m generally the go along person and say just ignore these small potatoes.

Different niches and cute acronyms, but the meat and potatoes are the same. 

Drop her like a hot potato.

Although, if either party digs their heels in and won't budge, it's less likely to work out- and may go back on the real estate market.If it's a real "hot potato" property, the sellers are not likely to drop price, as they know they can simply put it back on market and maybe even get a cash buyer- to eliminate the appraisal, altogether.My top recommendation- as it's free and easy, is first ask the appraiser for a reconsideration of value.

Quote from @Kevin Sobilo: You say "potato" and I say "spud."

So if I didn't have a full time job, I would have more couch potato time and better tax benefits. 

In ten years, the negative interest you paid (that is tax deductible btw) will look like small potatoes if this is a solid building that fits your plan.

Example: tenant complaining that garbage disposal is "broken", only to find out the sink wasn't draining cuz you find potato peelings in the waste pipe.

I've seen listing with pictures taken from a potato cam.

There's a good meet-up in early August every year.Potato-potato-potato-potato, vroom vroom.