Bear in mind that selling a house yourself still comes with cost - ie longer time on market may have an impact on your holding costs or personal situation, and the longer your house sits, the more likely you'll take a price reduction on the sale.  

Just one facet of return measurement - for house hack deals you should focus on reduction in expenses and cash on cash returns for your investment.

That's what renter's insurance is for.What you could do, is ask them if they'd rather have a rent reduction next month, or for you to give them 4 days worth of rent in cash.  

If a tenant asks for a lease modification because of a loss of job permanent/temp/reduction in hours/reduction in pay.

The reduction will be around 30% .

For those of us who are still working m, the reduction in gross income is awesome.Whether your 20 or 60 you can still invest.Good Luck. 

And it all has to do with local jobs and vacationers.If we pressume no vaccine will arrive before Q2 or Q3 2021 at the earliest and government imposed social distancing constraints combined with a reluctance by some folks to not want to re-engage in crowded activities - it all translates to a sizable reduction in visitors / revenue. 

The reduction amount is around $50 for every 1k above the threshold(75k single,112.5K head of household,150k married.

Risk reduction through sound practices and good insurance are your best protection.

(see Standard of Practice 3-3 and 3-4 for full quote) I think when agents state it's not negotiable, what they really mean is that many brokers won't allow a reduction, or if they do, it's taken from the agent's split, so it is unlikely they could agree.