Is there a way to self list a commercial property for rent as you can do on the MLS for a flat fee?

Plan to install cadets, heat panels / cove heaters, or baseboards in any room that is on an outside wall or has windows.

Plan on 5k for materials on a used 80s with soft floors and wall paneling.

You can get flat 5% on a 30 year fixed right now non-owner occupant.

I would prefer to create a flat "water/sewer/trash" charge every month of $50 per tenant but I can't find anywhere that says whether or not this is legal. 

It's labor-intensive, but typically if you don't want to pay a professional to do something, its going to take you 3-4 times longer to do it yourself.You could also ask an attorney if they'll review a document for a flat fee.Another thing to consider is the quality of the developer.

The market has been flat for at least a year, maybe more.

Purchase price: $153,000 Cash invested: $5,000 2 and 1 zoned for 2 units with a 300 sq ft Pedestrian garage and plans to convert to be used as companion flat or separate unit.

Estimate Details: Foundation: Concrete 4000# testFraming: Walls 2x4 16'' OCRoof: 2x6 Rafters 16'' OC, OSB Decking, Owens Corning Oakridge ShinglesOverhang: 12'' Vinyl Soffit, Aluminum FasciaExterior Walls: OSB, House Wrap, D/L 5'' Vinyl SidingGuttersInterior: Painted Drywall walls and ceilingInsulation: R13 walls and R30 AtticTrim: PaintedPlumbing: Will hook-up to sewer and from incoming water line from lines running to the house.Allowances: Tub $414Tile around tub $180Shower $641Stool $199Vanity $699Faucets (3) $375Mirror $325Lights $210Water Heater $510Flooring $300HVAC $1200 Thru the wall unit_______________________$5053Electric to be used from the existing panel. 

I'm looking 25% or less in the skinniest year (usually when the IO period ends)What does COC look like if rent growth growth is flat?