After reaching a savings/debt-reducing or investing goal, reward yourself in some way. 

And yes, i have reduced the sale and leasing price.

., to reduce the taxable income.The resulting net taxable income is then run through the trust tax table to determine the tax amount.Generally speaking, while there is the UBIT cost associated with the use of debt-financing in an IRA, the net after-tax return should still be better in a leveraged scenario than an all cash scenario.

It reduces their taxable amount.... 

You're better off reducing the price by $100 and get it filled!

Interest rates and the corresponding debt coverage will reduce how much you can take from the property where it can still cash flow;2.

This was done by mutual agreements with the tenants to install in-suite laundry along with new doors and windows (also reducing operating expenses).

This should reduce future flood insurance rates, increase the marketability of the home as well as decrease the chance of having to go through this in the future.

I think reducing the rent until it is fixed is a good idea too.

You can buy the rate down a lot more with that option, than you could with a permanent rate buy down.The ultimate goal would be do reduce your interest rate enough for the first 18-24 months and then refinance once rates come down (because they will).