Is this generally included to attract and entice a tenant?

On the downside though, this creates a much trickier lending situation, given the increased vacancies, especially since the property doesn't have that many units to begin with.Given that we haven't yet closed on the property, what's the best way to proceed?

A rise in steel costs could cause a rent hike in apartment and condos to make up for the increase in construction costs.

If I provided solar, I do not believe that I can increase the rent by as much as their expected electrical usage and still be competitive for the top tenants. 

Also take into consideration how nice of a tenant you're trying to attract. 

Rental properties is an attractive option, and I believe it could be a good fit for me.  

Then value add an ADU (as large as you can build - 1200’ + giant garage (4 car: think repurpose later) for instant increased equity.  

But on the other hand inventory is increasing, interest rates are rising and It seems like a lot of people are lowering their prices.

But on the other hand inventory is increasing, interest rates are rising and It seems like a lot of people are lowering their prices.

would you take $100/door if you also made a 50% increase in equity?