But you can ask, and if you get the reduction, cool. 

A safe bet would be a 10% rent reduction.

We do allow use of the garden areas to whichever tenant speaks up first, and currently have only one tenant doing any gardening at all.When we bought our first triplex, one tenant was given a $25/month rent reduction to take care of the lawn and snow, and act as property manager- it was in his rental agreement. 

The last BRAC go-round, when a closure/reduction was even mentioned; Governors, Senators, Congressmen, and even major metro area Mayors from both sides of the border basically put the kibosh on a partial closure/reduction of FTCKY.As far as Clarksville itself, its growing at a very rapid rate right now!

After the seller rejected 3 of my offers after the last price reduction the seller's agent then reached out to my agent to see if I was still interested.

@Matthew Loving we have 1 restaurant tenant (mom-and-pop) asked for rent reduction for April and we did reduce 30% April rent for them.  

I do not believe the reduction of the loan amount by the larger down payment is enough to cover the coming reduction in property value.I am amazed how much people will risk just to buy a new watch or smart phone.

The reduction in mechanicals allows for a quieter and lower maintenance home, and the building method also creates healthier air for the occupants(great for people with breathing issues like asthma.)MG

Or, B: ask for a wee reduction in price that would cover the cost of the eviction.  

Couple of ways to force appreciation are through expense reduction and rental increase.