It's wildly inappropriate - or at least highly unconventional - for the realtor to have asked for it.

And if it is legal, still, check into splitting them because that added cost is a big turn off, namely because it can fluctuate wildly based upon tenant usage, and if it is free tenants will use it freely.

I do not go after MLS deals though, people go wild for off market properties.

This ain't the wild west with Simon Lagree. :)

As most have pointed out, you get a lot of good information through Podcasts but it can also lead you on a wild goose chase. 

It's really hard to make sweeping statements about neighborhood or property class, as these can vary wildly across town and even from street to street or block to block.

It looks even more comprehensive that Minneapolis regulations.It seems as if the wild wild west of Airbnb rentals is coming to an end and will start to be most regulated in most cities.

@Jay Hinrichs@Jason LeeNYC is FAR different than any other City when it comes to Real Estate.There is no City Wide MLS but rather several MLS that a Brokerage can become members and NAR is not one of those.The MAJOR MLS's are:REBNY - Real Estate Board of NYThis one is for MOST of the expensive areas of Manhattan and BrooklynBrooklyn MLS - This one is for the other areas than the expensive areas of BrooklynLong Island MLS - This one is used primarily for Queens, NYCStaten Island MLSThen there is StreetEasy, Craigslist, etc.Because there are SO many MLS.... it is easy for a Broker to list their Property on one MLS and then not follow the rules of the other MLS that they belong to.I don't think Jason really understands the level of corruption and Games that Brokers play.Because I started a Brokerage as I became a Broker and I have been an Investor for 21 years in the Brooklyn Market, I have seen a LOT of it.I thought I really understood it until I opened up the Brokerage Office.Now I think I got a full understanding and I know what to do to ensure I am fully insulated from the Games that are being played.Brooklyn, if not all of NYC, IS the Wild, Wild, West of Real Estate.I resolved a very difficult situation just recently involving a $400k Earnest Money Deposit.

I'm new to the Hanover area - since I'm very green perhaps we can help each other out - or at least share stories and thoughts in this wild REI world

Each insurance company will have a different quote on what it costs to rebuild and the costs could be wildly different.