I would also tell them the sump system running is normal and part of their costs to rent the property.

I know lots of questions come up about offering a car as an option and generally most say that's not worth it.

@Neal Coppola Normally, land is the first to get hit but due to all of the builders and buying lots it has not slowed down as much yet.

The facts are rates are near a normal range on a 25-year average, with is around 5-6%.

Cheaper normally translates to "pain in the ***" to deal with.

Normal wear, and terror, for my tenants are to be covered by them typically at the end of the rental lease period. 

The software normally has the information so it would be hard for a PM to make a mistake on the financials unless they changed settings in the software (such as what is included or not included in Taxable income on the 1099).So, our clients don't have issues with their year-end financials and 1099s.

Katriana,Normally I would ask what is the rent on the other door/unit but $420K for a Duplex is on the High side unless this duplex is on the beach or within walking distance. 

Both units have access to laundry, a 2-car garage, and a parking pad.

Why do people every day trade in their car for $10k to 15k less than what its worth to the new care dealer??