It won't get you any discounts, but it will help you break the ice.Good luck!

Unless the seller took into consideration the floor when they priced the property, I would definitely be asking for a discount.

@Ira Sullivan, I agree with @Carl Millsap, value them separately and then possibly look for some kind of discount overall for the convenience that you are offering to the seller I.e. one buyer to negotiate with and ease of 1031 if the seller wants to roll all of the units into one other deal.

Or would it be best to have all their payouts go straight to their account and then invoice them or everything at the end of the month?

@Anthony RosaI like how you got straight down to the meat of bone.

You need to buy it at a much steeper discount than this is you want to make money with little risk of losing any.This is a very thin deal.

We bought it during some holiday promotion for a bit cheaper and used my husband's military discount.   

Was the unit equipped with a gas furnace and straight AC or did it have an electric heat pump (does both heat and AC)?

Usually you get a discount for more commitment, not a jack up of $200.

It wasn't until I had an old friend Justine Fey and  his wife Amber Rose reach out to me to do some repairs to a house they owned which had damage done to it from a kitchen fire started by a tenant.It was nice catching up with Justin because him and I both had a real  passion and love of Real Estate from a young age after High School...and so in catching up after so many years,  I decided gave them a really heavy discount on the repairs I had done.