Rent backs are super common.

Probably a dozen more reasons than the 5 most common/important above."

Hey @Ashish Garg, I know some Hospitable.com customers utilize Extenteam.com.

If the landlord is paying any utilities that are based on usage such as water, then I might discuss a rent bump to compensate for the anticipated increase in usage and address that with the lease update adding the person as an occupant. 

Another common thing is families coming for graduations since this is a training base.

Should they be made into a small common area that the main unit also has access to?

There are also holding costs to consider including insurance, utilities, and potentially financing costs if you didn’t buy the property outright. 

I been seeing people utilizing heloc more than cash out refinances due to the high rates.

Many times you are able to do the research yourself, but utilizing a skip tracing provider is giving you your time back for a low cost.

The rent growth rate is assumed to be 2%, which is a common growth rate, and the inflation rate is 5%.