You'll pick it up with practice.

Study your market to determine what the higher demand is and act accordingly.

All I can do is postulate various scenarios about what might happen and then determine an appropriate all-weather strategy.(1) If the market continues to take the escalator up, what would I do?

The tenant pays a week early every month, picks up trash around the building, shovels the snow in the winter and never has any maintenance request.

Really how the value is determined is what you will sell it for as a seller, what a buyer will pay and what a bank will lend they all have to balance. 

To better insure a smooth mortgage loan process for the buyer, I'll pick up the $2.00, so we can round up to $754,500 even."   

@Aisha Mackey Delpratt i saw your post i know its very old but theres a HUD list you can look up your area and see what lenders have closed 203k loans in the last 12 months... so you know who's recently done it and might be more helpful than picking random lenders. https://apps.hud.gov/pub/chums/f17fvc/203k.cfmyou look up your closest metro area and can see the list of lenders!

It’s important to fully understand the VA loan requirements in order to determine if you can juggle two loans at once.Having a renter locked into a lease who will cover those old monthly payments can go a long way toward making this work.Hope this helps you or at the very least it may give you other options. 

State laws will determine if they even have a right to collect at this point.

forgive me if this has been asked beforeand is it determined for each thread?