Keep in mind, you can't say "we want a reduction in price due to civil unrest", the price reduction needs to be inspection related.

it has nothing to do with what you charge for a property.What WILL happen is a reduction in the pool of buyers, but that’s ok.  

Anyways, best to spend the $1500-$2000 and have them separated. its good investment if every you want to re sale.not to mention the saving on headache pills. ;-) 

In a market where comercial property is going under contract in 24 hours and selling for over ask, this has been on the market for two weeks and now has a price reduction.  

Also I will be able to track if there are any houses that have Lingered on the market for a while and possibly find one that will take a huge price reduction because of being on the market for a longer period of time. 

was there a significant reduction in value?

The term "cash revenues" shall mean all income resulting from the operation of the property, including but not limited to all rents and other sums deposited including, parking fees, common area charges, percentage rents, operating expense, real estate tax, and insurance premium reimbursements, late charges, security deposit forfeitures, and insurance claims proceeds" 3 Construction Supervision: Agent shall be paid a fee of (10%) of the total costs of any and all Tenant Improvements, Repairs, or Renovations for coordinating, supervising, and contracting for such work on behalf of the Owner.4 If  Agent is successful in obtaining a real estate tax assessment reduction for the property or any part thereof, Owner agrees to pay Agent a fee equivalent to fifty percent (50%) of the first year's real estate tax expense savings realized by Owner as a result of such reduction.

I ran the number at worst case scenario and its still around 8% ROI if you include the reduction in principle in it. 

This was paid for by the seller as a price reduction and done by me after the sale.I told the tenants the price was going to go up due to this rehab.

Ask the seller to take care of them with no reduction in the purchase price2.