Will office commercial space be next to see discounted prices as demand drops?

So it is not expected and therefore no discount overall. 

I believe the standard fee may be a bit higher but we have so many with her that she gives us a discount.

I have purchased properties with inherited tenants where the previous owner did not do move in inspections (discounted properties don't usually come from the best landlords).  

Then I list the property (at a steep investors discount) to get it sold before holding costs start to take a noticeable bite out of the bottom line.

You need to control the lender they work with, someone you have a great amount of trust in and know they will tell you the truth and not drag out a transaction that doesn't close.If the market is strong, you will likely get more on the open market - so make sure you don't sell below the discount for standard commissions.If you are looking for deals in Denver that cost $300k and rent for $1800, you are looking in the wrong places - there are better cashflow deals here than that directly off the MLS.

You can discount the rent to someone in need, because of the disability, but that disability (I don't care if it's anxiety disorder- it counts) is what protects that tenancy from being a "illegal rental" under city code, because city code is no longer the prevailing jurisdiction, federal law is. 

Or perhaps you have a deep discount and the property has sat a very long time?

If your only spending a few thousand a year, don't expect discount below retail.  

Are you saying you'd like to buy a turnkey property from a flipper before it hits the open market in hopes that you will get a discount or first crack to minimize open market competition (that will likely work in the flipper's favor today)?