Most states offer homestead exemption that will give owner occupants a reduction in property taxes.

Anyone seeing reduction in cost per sqft for new builds? 

They all started high enough to be able to cushion any reduction that might have happened to their rents...if at all.The retirees that suffered were the ones that banked on their equity, and the ability to tap into it. 

Put all these in a spreadsheet or MLS report: Discount/premium to list price (as percentage), date listed, DOM, price reductions, etc.

I totaled up some travel expenses to test in past years TurboTax returns and for $1 in Travel Business Expenses I received a .21 cents reduction in my taxes. 

Something else that comes to mind is the building going form 13K sf to 11K SF, how does that reduction of SF impact the unit count/layout/usability for your target tenants? 

Zip is a great tool for listings; I can't even get realtors to send me listings that give me a map of the listing (or link to one), DOM, all price reductions, sales history, comps, local market trends, public tax info, etc However, when I tried to log in to Zip this morning, I received the following message: "No Active Account.

I've seen agents get around this by putting your 'service fee' directly on the HUD and take a reduction in commission for that exact amount.

., - reduction in tax liability on rental income (from depreciation, interest rate payments, other related expenses)- reduction in personal income tax liability from interest rate payments (i.e., up to $750k mortgage)- savings on paying rent (i.e., the rent you are currently paying)If not, drop in your thoughts on which value drivers need to be included and I can pull a quick one together. 

Markets like, Las Vegas, Boise, Austin have seen significant reduction in rents and higher vacancy.