Here's how I structure it:Add the base rent, utilities, lawncare, and even TV/InternetDouble the priceCharge a deposit equal to one month of rent at the doubled rateCharge a non-refundable cleaning fee based on $100 per bathroom and $100 per bedroomMost recent example is a house that rents for $2,000 a month.

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For example, I had a guest put their fist into a tv, I had to submit pictures, a receipt for the tv, and a link to the identical model so show cost of the unit.

I have str,s also and I think someone stole a firestick but with multiple renters in a row I don't know . the TV kept working but can't find the firestick lol.

I am NEW to "real estate investing", and new in Bigger Pockets.But I have read a lot of real estate investing books, that "to me", ALL sounded shady AF.From Robert Kawasaki, Carlton Sheets, Ed Beckley, Dave DelDoto, a couple of the reality tv flippers, that Asian guy that went from dishwasher to "do-ing" top models on rented mini-yachs, and a few others.  

I remember the old military recruitment commercials that ran on TV.

Demand Drivers: corporate HQs - project/business travel, large construction projects, relocation travel - significant population in-migration, military/government, large hospitals - travelling nurses/doctors and overnight patient stays, training hospitals, cancer centers, leisure travel, universities, high occupancy in extended stay hotels, supply constraints, close to transportation corridors, shopping, and entertainment, high cost area (housing, rents, hospitality)

No TV or computer.

I did see a debate on here a few weeks back when they were debating if a TV is necessary.

The neighborhood is very safe and near good school districts and a growing economy (restaurants, leisure activities, near the interstate but not BY the interstate).