Quote from @Chiara Montalenti: Hi everyone, my name is Chiara and I came across this forum while googling on the Flipstress program and your comments are really valuable to me.

Thank so much for all the valuable information. 

Your comps and any adjustments to them for size, condition and features should help you set your rent, at least until you have connections to local committees or housing authority contacts that could provide practice-based guidance (sounds like a great tip from @Arsen Atanasovski).

That’s valuable experience.

I know all of this is negotiable but I would like to have a little more knowledge and guidance before I list it on the MLS at market rent. 

If you aren't in a position to invest in a wholesaling coaching program right now, I'd recommend searching Youtube for free guidance.

A MLS listing is valuable but more and more buyers are using Zillow to find homes.

For starters, it fails to specify which "valuable tax breaks" would be rescinded for raising rents according to the dictates of the free market instead of ignoring it in favor of an arbitrary limitation.

Would that time be more valuable growing your own business or managing others?

We knew the land and area were the valuable part when planning on building our cabins for short term rental.