During the original go round at selling, we were under contract for 25k less than what we paid in 2010, which is pretty much the norm, in this market, for CT homes without any significant improvements.

I didn't like that idea because I'm sure ppl get away with it but that won't be a good defense in court if something goes wrong.

Don't round anything off.  

Bigger Pockets is your golden ticket to great success.

We ask for a deposit that is about 125% of rent and round down a bit from there.

Using rounded numbers I have a $1m home that's my primary residence. 12+ years of never missing a payment.

If it is a small place and will only be 1 or 2 people then you may even get away with an electric model.I have installed quite a few of these and like them a lot.

He added plenty more amenities which can be seen on the listing at UK property listing He has listed it for sale at 895 GBP which would work out to a rounded 1.15 million US Dollars.

I love seeing BP members come in with unique and well-rounded perspectives like that.

Just look at the round number, divide by 12 and factor in what the monthly cost will be while doing your numbers on insurance, utilities(if not deferred to tenant) PM, Vac, Cap x etc.....