In Colorado, you purchase MLS privileges separately - usually you have to be a Realtor (member of NAR) too - not just hold a license.

I hear Redfin gets "sold" properties, which are useful for comps, directly from the MLS whereas other sites are less accurate because they do not get the same privilege and must use public records which are not as accurate.This is because Redfin partially won a lawsuit against the MLS for a monopoly.

When you raise their rent on the new lease add some extra to allow for the privilege of them having a pet.

Also, with the short term of MTM, we have many more options available to us, for changing the terms of the rental agreement and for encouraging a tenant to move out on their own if the tenancy isn't working for us.We don't consider landlording to be "dirty work"... we consider it a privilege and we are passionate about it.

If our company has the privilege to help, great!

HOA’s are pretty much never set up in a landlord’s favor, AND you get to pay them monthly for that privilege! 

In one book, I also found an advice to add this in the seller's financing offer:After the five-year period, if the economy is not desirable or advantageous for refinancing to pay off the trust deed, Buyer may have the privilege to extend the note for another year with a 1% increase in interest rate.... did you guys ever used a clause like this in the offer?

Think of it as having a job, that you pay the employer for the privilege to work there. 

🙄But you are immensely privileged.

Oh and you have to pay him hundreds or thousands of dollars every month and act like it's a privilege to do so, and you might have to pay even more money for housing basically whenever this guy feels like he can get away with it.