Same for including internet in the rent.

A quick internet search will explain why.

Barely more than internet haha.Thank you for your reply!

If the vacancy is much higher or you are paying any of the internet, utilities, etc. its not really $300 more a month. 

With supplying electric, water, sewer, gas, internet/cable, rental property insurance (more than homeowners), furnishing the place including large appliances, and maintenance, there's no cash flow at $4300, but a loss.

This is not happening in the near future, nor without legal counsel from somewhere besides the internet.

There are legal ways to avoid paying that tax and ending up with a lower tax bill but beware of cookie-cutter advice from the internet.

Since 2008, social media and the internet has exploded exponentially.

We have Kris Krohn in our area and the internet is full of constant reminders of "Big Deals" even if its mostly for show. 

If I were a guest and you made me enter my email for internet access, it would bother me.