I have a property under contract and wanted to know, outside of reducing the price of the home, sellers agree to help in replacing the windows.

Needs flooring, AC, Paint (int and ext), appliances, landscaping including retaining wall, master bath and 2nd bath remodel, 7 new windows, lighting, fixtures, and knobs (roof is acceptable and just needs minor work).  

For example redoing the roof and the windows.

(clause; buyer agrees to paint the house and replace the windows in consideration of $10,000) Seller writes you a check for $10,000, you endorse it back to him.They are a few ideas, good luck.CharlesOh, it is one thing to verbalize your request for creative financing, but most effective to put you request (demands) in a  contract offer. 

Think crop circles you see out the airplane window...10 acre feet is a very small amount of water right. 

I'm running windows 10 with latest flash player, just didn't know if anyone else had experienced this and had a fix? 

If you do that, the advantage of the cheap financing goes out the window.

Units in this development have appreciated 26% since 2015, which is about middle of the pack where condos are concerned.As noted it needs appliances, the only other thing is blinds for all windows since there are no window coverings and I don't want tenants diy installing the absolute cheapest stuff they can find.

With student rentals we are fortunate that the outgoing tenants are frequently "gone" a week or two before the end of their lease.In some situations, it is not possible to complete work during the turn-around window.  

What I also recommend is with a list of what paint,carpet,tile,windows etc. when compiling the list you need to be very detailed including part/spec #.Then try to negotiate those items with your local suppliers.