If you come back requesting adjustments for problems that would have been obvious on a casual walk through of the house you're not likely to get much traction when requesting a price reduction.  

Most financial analysts are laughing at people claiming their investment properties got good cap, tax reduction blah blah.

If anything comes up, ask for a copy of the inspection report and use that to negotiate a further price reduction.

I wish the paper work reduction act would be real and they would move to post -card taxes-- the complexities are just mind boggling..

Would you also say that a possible reduction in rent be adequate to compensate for the tenants trouble, or no?

One month, he wanted laminate flooring which I paid for and he did the work for a reduction in rent.

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Right out of the gate, I'm crushing any other LO, Lender or Mortgage Broker as I'm $12,000 to 13,000 cheaper with the Realtor Rebate which can pay for my borrower's closing costs, be used to further reduce the negotiated sales price, used for debt reduction, used for Rate Buy Down, pre-paids, extend sales contracts, etc., etc. 

Also, when/if I agree to their conditions and move into inspections, if something does come up that needs repairs, can I then at that point ask for a price reduction or credit to mitigate some of the costs?

Considering the massive imbalance between listings and pendings, it's safe to say that we are experiencing an inventory reduction.