Assuming you are referencing the city of Atlanta, the STR and MTR rental regulations are complex and strict, but many adhere to them.

Hi, just wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what's appropriate/realistic to include in buy box requirements when working with RE Investor agents.

During my research, I’ve come across some local regulations that could potentially impact my plans.

There are some new regulations on wholesaling in Oklahoma so check those out for sure. 

Tacoma has gone further though not as far as seattle with regulations around terms of lease, just cause termination, etc.  

If that is the case, then it should be a simple matter of taking the total, subtracting the amount from the submeter and then dividing the bill appropriately with them splitting and fees unrelated to the usage 50:50.

🤣due to its permitting processes, regulations, and economic conditions :)

My company treats this activity the same (well, almost) as a Child Care (Day care) center, which is a commercial and licensed activity and not appropriate for our leases of single family homes.

At $20,000 for lifetime access you have the option to will to your descendants, 2 generations at $10,000 each is cheap,  (same price for over 15 years, they just recently increased prices) and no upsell when they upgrade all the education for you because laws and regulations change so they keep education current, plus access to a network of investors and practitioners you will need for your team(what's this worth to you?)

If you can’t or don’t want to use the screening company, put a pet agreement in place, collect a pix of pet, vet records, the agreement (you can find on online) and collect the appropriate fees.Please don’t forget about ESA or Service animals.