Here's some notable quotables for you: "While most violent crimes in Detroit saw reductions from 2016-17, sexual assaults spiked from 579 to 697."

In general we ensure the base quotes come through high-dollar restoration companies, we get maybe 65% of that amount, and the whole job is funded through a normal contractor with a few reductions in quality (no new hardwood floors, it becomes LVP for example).As long as you have an experienced project / property manager on your side you will do nicely on claims.Lastly, I chose ACV coverage for my portfolio because I am not hand-to-mouth broke...if a claim comes back a few grand short it's not a crisis.

Unless you have a GC or a tradesman renting from you, with a specific scope of work that you want completed, AND the time in which you want it completed, My opinion....they will take the reduction in rent ALL DAY LONG, but the return of work is NOT up to par.

During a downturn of an economy cycle the tenants will demand a reduction in mortgage or look for a lower priced rental. 

The reason why I went lower on some of those is because of the nature of the Turnkey property and the level of rehab and updating that- to me- allows for a reduction in those areas.

The tax change will result in a major cash influx into the California economy - more than any other state in the country - through business tax reductions and cash repatriation.

Wondering what your cost were, products used and if you noticed a reduction in noise? 

This resulted in a substantial $2500 reduction in the sale price.In summary: The place I bought from Ohio Cashflow was an old, broken down home that required frequent repairs despite having "significant" improvements at the time of purchase.

No Mortgage = No Mortgage Reduction paid by Tenants4.

Account Closed Assessed price $60,000Purchase price $40,000Difference $20k, 33%That would be worth the reduction...I would say a $10k or 10% reduction is about the lowest I mess with, most of the time these are 25%-50% spreads and definitely worth the time.To answer the question "Can you go lower than the purchase price" - I was successful arguing a turn-key sale sold to an owner who didn't know the market resulting in a +$50k value increase which the school board was pursuing an increase in.