My application letter says that if blinds are in the unit, they are not included in the rent and I don't replace them if they break.In practice, I've always gone ahead and had new, or relatively new, mini blinds in every window when a new tenant arrives. 

I'm currently filling the budget traveler niche (both tourists and business travelers) and I do a good job of setting expectations before guests arrive to ensure everyone has a good experience.

They don't tell you how they arrive at their number, but it's another data point.You can also look for "for rent" listings in your neighborhood, on Craigslist, Zillow/Trulia, Facebook, etc. 

It couldn't have been but 10 minutes after I arrived home that I heard a knock at the door...Yep.

I arrived with a blank contract and we signed.

Use the same multiple for your analysis to arrive at the potential price.

Maintenance is based on a average arrived at over decades involving hundreds of thousands of all types of rental properties.

They arrive in a variety of sections and are generally installed on a poured in place continual footing and stem wall foundation including interior footings by crane or in some cases with a series of tracks and rollers if cranes are inaccessible or impractical.But here are some of the major differences:They must conform to the same local, state and regional building codes as homes built on-site.They are treated the same by banks as homes built on-site and are easily refinance-able.

The other good part is I adjust the temp an hour or two before their arrival so it is comfortable when they walk in. 

For example, I had 3 maids come and deep clean the house (after construction crew had been there) before she arrived last time.