Signed some agreements where it looks like I should not talk about the case on public forums til it is done.He found some things and made adjustments for what appears to be an outcome in my favor. 

The important thing is to adjust accordingly because there usually isn't an exactly identical rental property.The good thing about rentals is that you get feedback about your pricing quickly and can react accordingly.

If rents increase faster, I MIGHT go up to 5% and I will adjust rents higher whenever there is a turnover.

One of two adjacent identical duplexes.

One of two adjacent identical duplexes.

Notably, we were able to work with local lawmakers to adjust a proposed bill that would've included STR's in an "empty home tax" that would've essentially made all the STR's on the island unprofitable.

I would then adjust down the original MTR rental estimate based on those findings.

The column titled "m_nights_altered" in the Airbnb booking sheet typically indicates adjustments made to the original reservation.

If it's used to promote an agenda or to scare you into doing something, then I take it very cautiously (like the jobs numbers, that were adjusted 340% retroactively...do you still place value on that reporting, after repeated significant adjustments?). 

If you have 2 identical properties and the move in costs are rent + deposit, or first month, last month and deposit, most people would take the lesser move in charges.