I love most of what BP is all about, and have found it generally more positive, inclusive and welcoming than most of the FIRE'd or early retirement forums out there. 

Here is how it works:For a tenant who has given consent, such as through the inclusion of the LCB Application and Lease Clauses in their application for tenancy or lease, or by logging into the LCB tenant portal to confirm consent, nothing further is required.For a tenant who pays on-time and does not owe money, but has not given consent, landlords may create a record using LCB’s platform for their internal recordkeeping purposes.

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.

I have all of the information on asking price, square footage, year built, HOA dues, taxes, earnest money, appliances included, HOA inclusions, and all of the utilities that are included in HOA dues. 

If I were to categorize the evolution of good markets just since I jumped into it all (and this is not completely all-inclusive, because I don't deal with every market out there, so anyone can add or edit....these are just my experiences):Expired:PhoenixNot expired, still good deals, but the feeding frenzy & heyday is past:AtlantaMemphisDallasStill truckin' along:HoustonIndyChicago(KC and Cleveland, but I don't work much there though)Latest new market:Birmingham

But if the effort that went into promoting it for inclusion in the 2024 legislative session was not successful, it makes you wonder about the issue's traction in the future.

If you price it at $1750 + HOA fees, you’re falling into a different category of renter... same if you price it higher all inclusive.

The rent is one fee and then they charge a water surcharge.I believe keeping it just one set all inclusive price would be the easiest way, unless you believe it will make your advertised price too high.Michael P Currie

Also, our monthly rent was $5600 a month all inclusive.

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.