What’s the most unusual item you always include in your single family home lease?

It's not unusual for people to have had a rough spot in their history due to something like medical bills that just crushed their score.

The property also has unusual price changes and sale listings and is asking for ~100k above assessment (2022).

It's not that unusual in industries where people work 24/7 and get rotated out.

Having said that, it's unusual and inefficient form of ownership since the owners are joined in the hip, a two member HOA has to be formed and no matter how the basements are built, plumbing is done, legally, they are still one property unit.

Another thing that I'm uncertain about is how the demand is driving the price for these options.

In expensive state, new home only available two hours driving away from where the job market is.I also see something very unusual in the last three months, particularly in our market, home price under 1 mil is being taken so quickly with bidding while higher home price is following the normal market trend.

Like this post, which is unusual because it starts with a great deal.  

The downside to not doing these small increases is that when the market hit an all-time, high or unusual high like it is around now the tenants have a hard time understanding why you’re increasing so much.

If a place is listed for say $450K it would not be unusual for it to sell at $550K (everything is selling for over listing).