Some people do this under the table but if they get caught, there are large fines. 

You're already doing the hard work getting both sides to the table, and it sounds like you've put in serious effort juggling between the seller and the buyer.If you can gently remind the seller about the 60 days on market and the price cut (without making her defensive), that's smart — it plants the seed that she needs to act now or risk losing even more leverage.

If you run out of costs to use the concession for, then you're leaving money on the table.

If it is to use for a "sure bet" of Red 7 hitting atthe table, might not be compelling ehough. 

However, as with real estate contracts, you may want a broader or narrower provision depending on which side of the table you are on.In summary, real estate deals can still occur during the Coronavirus.

I'd partner with someone trustworthy—perhaps a contractor needing design help—and bring my skills to the table: vision, value-adding renovations, and a designer’s eye for detail

She was unable to answer MANY questions during meetings with creditors, saying she had MEMORY ISSUES AFTER SUSTAINING A BRAIN INJURY from hitting her head on a concrete table when she fell in late 2021.

I'd recommend directly reaching out to some of the folks you want to work with and providing a tailored, specific pitch of what you're bringing to the table.

Be surgical, be patient, and always bring something to the table when you're partnering with folks who’ve been doing this longer.

Quote from @Beau Wollens: Quote from @Corby Goade: Quote from @Beau Wollens: Hey Everyone,I am an extremely novice real estate investor looking for some advice on an opportunity I have on the table.