I guess I needed to vent out beause I never experience this beforeis pushing me to look for our home more and more& also to be the best investor and landlord I can when time comes. 

(Towns can get aggressive & lots of people just pay the fees instead of pushing back.)In this instance, we could have been proactive in calling the town ahead of time.

The buyer asked me pay it them roll it in and increase the sales price by the same amount.  

Like rolling door shutters, a scrim type material so it defuses the sun but doesn’t block the windows or just partial covers still exposing the top parts of the windows?

Congrats on getting the ball rolling.

From my experience, i've seen some of my landlords push the market a bit in rent since they do have newer builds.2. 

That's rolling the dice though...we can't promise that and it hasn't always been this way. 

I've also negotiated deals with large manufacturers like Lamborghini, Rolls Royce and Kawasaki.So that is one angle, but what about just traditional rental setup where I try to find long term tenants who can afford to pay $4600+/mo to live in a large 6 bedroom house?

I guess it is a bit of a dice roll to see exactly what you're getting then.

The property manager with the $500 limit was very rude when I pushed back, saying I just needed to trust them or we shouldn't work together.