But for 10 years you'll have good cash flow and principal reduction.

I've taken the known payment reduction as well before. 

And if your chat with the seller nets you a price reduction to $450k, you will have turned a 5 cap deal into a 12-14cap deal (depending on your capex and stabilized expenses) That would be a deal worth wrestling, especially if it is in your backyard.

It’s about to get a price reduction that has not yet been made public.You need to qualify the deal right away when it’s brought to you.

Each county and municipality has a different tax rate.Primary residences get a reduction and can be paid in 2 installments. 

I have not seen any reduction in leads.

They are trying to get some refi business by using the mortgage insurance reduction as the opening and then offering the person an FHA streamline refinance or conventional refi, with lender paid mortgage insurance or if enough equity, conventional with no mortgage insurance.

Also, they'll usually want some sort of reduction in rent, but given their quality is hugely suspect, what exactly is it that you're paying for.

You would have experienced compounding appreciation and two years of debt reduction and taken advantage of tax depreciation, not to mention you would likely be raising rents with each new lease.The charts below represent the drop in interest rates and the consistent rise in rental rates since 1987.

I'm leaning towards the "reduction in income" selection as it's true and it doesn't require hardship documentation....As you can see- I need all the help I can get here...