Compromise.

Most people need a house to be sold quickly and are willing to compromise on price.

This will be a working budget because it will continue for the life of the property, and it allows you to build a capex expense when you are figuring your cash flow for the property.To speak to your 2nd question, I want to be clear that I am not suggesting that you compromise your replacement tastes, but rather that you know when to apply them. 

You are more hands off, that way your time with the family isn't compromised.

It actually turned out they had genuine issues with their bank accounts being compromised.

This is not meant as a punishment but a compromise to alleviate any ongoing issues caused by shared parking situations.

Because personal information never gets compromised/stolen on online sites, right?

According to FannieMae they don't want to touch it if it has been moved because they are concerned it will compromise the structure of the home.

Someone buying 140k home isn't expecting top of the line new stainless appliances so its a good compromise.

First get it treated by pest control, then replace any compromised wood.