But, as time goes on, rents go up, but your principal and interest payment will stay the same (unless rates go down and you decide to do an IRRL (interest rate reduction loan) and your payment goes down.  

Now that we're at the "end of season"... maybe we'll start to see some reductions.

By VA streamline, do you mean a VA IRRL (interest-rate reduction loan)?  

To reduce this fee just put down 5% downpayment to get the VAFF down to 1.50% or if you have 10% down you can reduce the VAFF to 1.25% which is a huge reduction relative to the 3.30 for subuse.Hope that helps.

The seller wants to close ASAP and walk away.The CALL CASH can still have a simple Upon Inspection clause, but don't frustrate yourself or the buyer if you're looking for huge reduction in the price.

When the cops arrive and see multiple families awake and complaining, it will carry more weight.

Have there been any price reductions?

Sorry been out of town.Do not forget about the principle reduction and appreciation you will see over time, that is unrealized income.  

Anyone work with a detail orientated property manager with good systems, an eye for expense reduction and timely payments? 

If you go back later and ask for priced reductions based on things they told you about before you wrote your offer, then you aren't acting in good faith & any half-way decent listing agent will tell you to pound sand without even going back to their client. 4) Hire a thorough inspector.