Obviously this is not an all-inclusive list and some of these questions are much more important than others.

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

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

Hey all,I have my property up for rent right now and I'm asking 1400 all inclusive (have a basement unit so cannot separate utilities).Typically the rule of thumb is 3x the rent, or about 50k annual salary.The person that came in today works part time, and works on her online business full time.

This fresh post, from a non-novice, is worthy of inclusion here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/41/topics/77783-judicial-foreclosure-and-auction-expertshelp

Is the average still about $500-600 per bedroom, inclusive of utilities?

I frame things to tenants as an inclusive thing, that we are business partners engaged in a venture to provide them housing, win-win.

Sorry to jump into a CA thread but the reason for the thread is also INCLUSIVE of NYC!

South Korea has done the most widespread and inclusive testing and reports a .77% mortality rate, vs the 2.0-3.4% rates reported in countries with less comprehensive figures.