If they move in and discover something is non-functional, like a broken dishwasher, then I'll repair/replace it because we expected it to function.

It had been vandalized, windows broken, etc.

This happened to me but I able to find "another way" in, that was of course broken/ajar before I got there.

Hello everyoneI need some advice, I was ready to do the house inspection on saturday12/5/15 and my agent call me up to cancel, because a water pipe broke, the agent seller (deutsche bank) have to wait for a contractor...

They'll survive.Thats like saying that if a window is broken, they should be entitled to a discount on the rent until its repaired.

You may check with your lender to see if there is a workaround but since lenders do not have direct access to appraisers any longer it is very unlikely.I don't have anyway to guess as to the source of the leak but more often than not its really simple such as a bad/broken shut off valve or bad connection. 

Keep in mind this is my first project, I am handy but Youtube answered most my questions.Outside, end unit.Old Kitchen, broken dishwasher.Day 1 patching holes, taking off cabinet doors for painting.Lovely surprise, rotted out floor under the leaky dishwasher.Starting to come together.

Are you saying that a public company couldn't purchase a Fannie property because the 90-day restriction would be broken every time someone trades their shares (buys or sells a portion of the company)? 

Never really hired out for a lot of things, but now that we are getting older, we don't want to spend weekends messing with broken pipes and broken dishwashers. 

One of my units was broken into.