Or else your cash flow and/or appreciation will LIKELY be compromised.

There’s nothing you can do to prevent a mentally compromised person from behaving mentally compromised in your property.

In my personal opinion, you can compromise slightly on the CoC with confirmed factors that would allow immediate increases (rental upside) and/or major upside in value.For example, I closed on a deal in September 2021 at about 3% CoC.

However, her mom is going for more chemo, which means her immune system is compromised. 

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

Wood doesn't really ever fail unless it's been compromised by cutting or moisture.

I am now leaning toward looking for compromise where we look for a cheaper Seattle property that has the potential to add a bedroom or a bathroom to improve its value.One (perhaps foolish) idea I wanted to put out here was if anyone had experience planning to refinance after forcing its value to increase via a strategic rehab, with the goal of recouping some of the capital that went into the rehab?

I'm just saying that the tax implications of investing with a syndication vs. buying onesself are huge, and one should be aware of that major compromise.  

Usually, you'll need to compromise on something in order to get started, and maybe trade up later to something more expensive. 

So maybe a compromise could be increases every other year, to help resident retention or smaller increases each year.