Kevin, it will cost you a lot less to talk with your atty. and set up a prorated lease where a portion if no all of your utilities can get billed back to your tenants similar to many commercial leases that do CAM charges.

Originally posted by @Cam Jimmy:I just saw how many replies were on this thread, so I figured I'd sit back and eat my popcorn and read everything :) Lol🤣.

I'm not sure how straight-forward your rental amounts are, but I needed the ability to line-item out several different charges (CAM fees, etc.) as well as have different base rent amounts based on the year of the lease (cost of living increases yearly) and found that Innago was the best fit for me. 

It’s a course that Cam Cathcart runs that I’ve been pondering taking.

Cam 

Saw them on my security cam poking around, turning on outside faucets, and checking the street meter. 

@Paul De Luca & @Cam Schwartz!

The drawback I find with Craig's List  is that it has a limited number of editions in any given state, and they revolve around the large cities. 

Having a sewer cam inspection might be a wise idea.

Having a revolving $300k LOC, a couple houses and a good W2 isn't a ton, but it also isn't starting from scratch.