Do you upcharge on maintenance?

Less headache, less maintenance I have to worry about, and the tenant is happy using their own appliances.

Work percentages of what needs to be paid back or paid to at close.2- Closing costs (assumed 6% fee and whatever legal costs to transfer full ownership of llc)3- Determine date of ownership takeover and remove all payments for already paid for stays so when we split the bank balance we are truly splitting everything earned up to that date and nothing after.4- Payments owed to cleaners/maintenance for work performed5- Airbnb and VRBO membership fees already paidAm I missing something? 

New water heater, new stove, new fridge, numerous repairs, and a water leak emergency that I should have fixed on my own but went with a company who charged me $700 to fix something I could have done myself for basically free.Now, I probably have a bit of a crappy house with all the things that have gone wrong with it, but I also had super conservative estimates behind my CAPEX and maintenance.

Remember that when it comes to commercial leases, triple net leases are pretty common and they're a relatively simple way to deal with CAM/tax/maintenance/improvement expenses so that it doesn't come out of your pocket.

It was already in nice condition, I just took care of a few maintenance/repairs and purchased a refrigerator.

Plus your capex, maintenance and vacancy are low, 3% each, and no management. 

I run a handyman business and do property management/maintenance. 

54 dollars a month set aside for maintenance and CAPEX?

Do you upcharge on maintenance?