Don't bother arguing with someone making a sales pitch. 

He is arguing that he left two days in between becuase we have to do cleaning.

In my refi experiences, I would argue my values typically came in about 10% below what I felt my comps should value me at.  

I called the seller, clearly stated I didn't want the listing, but that I had buyer ABC, approved for $XYZ, they've seen everything on market and I'd like to preview the home on their behalf.

@Kendall LuelfI'm not one to argue with another person's investment strategy,  but one must compare apples to apples--cash on cash return is great, but somewhat misleading unless one makes all their calculations that way--in which case 20-50% is fair at best (our most recent is near infinite given nothing but a small amount of earnest money down).

I appealed the decision and have to go back and argue my case in two months.

Answer: the 0% 20 year noteIf I decide to refinance tomorrow and pay off the 0% loaner I need to pay him $158,210, but if I were to have the 5% 30 year loan I would owe the loaner only $100,000.So I would argue, yes, the 0% note is in the best interest of the home owner.

I like the idea of increasing the normal security deposit, instead of charging a pet deposit or fee because a pet deposit could cause you to have to argue whether the pet or the children ruined the carpet. 

In real life many investors will argue that repairs add up quickly depleting that NOI.

The school systems on the Southside are terrible. ( Jonesboro, College Park, Riverdale are in Clayton County and South Fulton school districts which I would argue are probably in the top 5 worst school districts).