Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Don Konipol: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Don Konipol: I have witnessed many funds that started on sound principles compromise those principles when they couldn’t generate sufficient deal flow to be able to invest the capital that suddenly came into their lap. 

Any mixing of personal and LLC funds can compromise this liability protection, potentially making you personally liable for any claims or lawsuits.

I've received several call from prospective buyers asking for my help in seeing this home and stating that they sent him their personal documents after which their accounts were compromised.  

Back then, sellers rarely compromised.

I've been using chatgbt like you recommend and it does seem pretty good at finding compromises.

Offered 4k less than asking, compromised at 2k less How did you finance this deal?

Somewhat taken back at how robust demand is actually..sellers are slightly more willing to compromise. 

You might decide to compromise on down payment, monthly payment, interest rate, or price because a property works for you as a home, where you wouldn't if it was just an investment.

This is especially useful if there is no clear vision or you want to save time.On the other hand, if you have taste and experience in renovations, you can do without a designer and invest the saved money in more practical things: high-quality furniture, equipment or amenities for tenants.I would consider a compromise: order only a concept layout from a designer, and do the implementation yourself.

Increasingly sellers are more open supporting creative or collaborative solutions towards mutual acceptance and compromise towards closings.