When I show property or go in property with my MLS privileges.

Laundry is a privilege and not an entitlement, moreover, you are a renter and if you would like to make your own rules then you would have to become a homeowner to be fully satisfied with your living arrangements.

If the parent wants the child to get a better education, there are private schools where one pays for that privilege.

{Un}fortunately, there are enough landlords in our area who think students should live in derelict homes and pay top dollar for the privilege, that we have little problem standing out.As example, here is a washroom we re-did in our rooming house 18-month ago:The tub has an acrylic 3-piece surround, while the floor is porcelain tile (scored a great price on ends) and the vanity is real wood (expresso finish) with a granite top.  

Having a pet in a rental is a privilege that they must pay for.

You might want to find out if your employer/ 401K plan offers loan privileges.

You did not get your hands on zero interest financing - you are borrowing $35,000 for 8.3 years and paying $15,000 for the privilege which means you're paying over 9% interest when you calculate the cost of capital and agreed that the lender could charge all that to the property on the first day of the loan.

Even people who are grandfathered in today could lose that privilege in the future. 

Besides providing a true turnkey solution to acquire, I consider it a privilege to provide outstanding service well after the sale.Feel free to connect.

We currently rent in an affluent neighborhood and pay through the nose for the privilege.