Sub-metering can be a cheap way of allocating costs to each unit, but you usually have to leave the master meter (the city's meter) in your name, making you responsible for the water consumption.

The girl was fine, but the two little boys acted like they were on hyper sugar caffeine pills.

Hmmm....Apparently, some people see a tenant as only a paying unit of consumption, and others see a tenant as a human being who wants to pay to live in your house or apartment.

I also provide sugar, olive oil, cooking spray, and a spice rack as my house has a full kitchen that guests like to use.

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If you are looking for a very good property management company in Destin consider Sugar Palm Vacation Rentals.

Microeconomic considerations are certainly valid in RE, understand the concept of the marginal propensity of consumption and you can apply that to rent levels and valuations.

Just a short list of things we do which differentiate us in our market:Utilities Budget - provides tenants with single payee {us} for rent and utilities, but keeps them accountable for their utilities consumption;Energy efficient & healthy homes - especially amongst our student rentals, we are developing a reputation for units in which the utilities are far less than the competition."

Hopefully they will add native Sugar Sync support soon, as SS is my preferred cloud storage service.

When I lived in Stuttgart I paid €100 (well Uncle Sugar paid)a month for my "parkplatz".