If the rates come down in 5 years or whatever, then that’s a bonus.

BONUS- zoned to build a new triplex in back for extra 1800/month rent and converting to 5-unit property. 

They are also all within a stone's throw of each other, so that's a nice convenience bonus.

It may also be part time W2 perhaps, or W2 income with out 2 years track/history, or is so volatile, based on 100% commission, or bonus, or other variable nature that the CU's credit policy has completely negated it.I doubt if your W2 income was full time salary for 2+ years with the same company that it would get negated, as an example.

The tenant portion should be considered a bonus that you may have to work hard to get.

That's a great bonus too.Do you have REIA in your area?

You also would be willing to give him a bonus ($50.00?)

This was a great bonus but now I am trying to figure out the most productive use of this lot.  

The bonus to taking on that risk is you can then force appreciation by pulling the financing once the property is completed.

Show your good intention - give the agent a retainerPay for the Wanted adsBe generous - pay for lunch - gas - offer bonuses.