Banks love to lend on them, Uncle Sam gives all kinds of tax benefits, your tenants retire your mortgage and pay all your expenses INCLUDING maintenance and capital improvements, they cash flow, and they appreciate.Most of my investors realize an 18% annualized return or better on the apartment deals  we do (**includes cash flow distributions, principle reduction, appreciation, and tax benefits) and never have to qualify for a loan or fix leaky toilets.Smart investors have some kind of multifamily investment in their portfolio.    

It's still a hard pill to swallow.

It may go to $750, but not more as that's one point origination on a $75,000 loan which any MO would do all day long.So, #1, 2 and 3 lean to compliance, the reduction or risk and pricing for services.All, IMO, Please comment folks, what are your thoughts?

When I wanted to take this a week later, the resignation was again denied ("This is smaller (legally ‘minor’) deviation from the agreed condition, which is why your client has no right of withdrawal and regarding a purchase price reduction , we consider here a reduction of 5% of the purchase price of the kitchen for appropriate.’

Nope, one step from a bottle of pills.

I have thankfully been able to grow comfortable taking no action in this market (other than debt reduction as @Val Csontos mentions).  

Recycle system allows reduction of the amount of energy and water use that occurs during each wash. 

In the long run the rents will go up and that will increase the value of the building way more than any principal reduction during that time.

Negotiate a reduction in the sale price with the seller. 2 close on the purchase. 3.

Price reductions are back in those segments!