This is pretty much how banks do things too - the idea is that not only do you have to afford your rent - but also your electric, your food, your car, your insurance, your gas, internet, etc.  

Pool Heat, Early check in/late check out, Pet Fees, etc etc are all ala cart and available for a fee. 

The bed isn’t even made, the fridge and freezer are absolutely full of food.

I figure resort style food from off the land nature experience.

I once gave a tenant $100 after their fridge quit and food spoiled.

If the units are more updated rents of $1400-$1600+ are very obtainable.Here's the breakdown of the rents I have at my two duplexes in NW Berwyn:Property #1 - 2 bed/1 bath unit rented for $1415 ($100/mo for two garage parking spaces included plus a monthly pet fee); 3 bed/1 bath unit for $1530 (bedrooms all on the smaller side).

All of these items factor into revenue.Just food for thought :)

I've seen first hand how during the 2020 NorCal wildfire season and the 2021 Pacific Heat Dome (when temps reached 116 degrees) how people and pets flocked to the Oregon Coast for relief that was 30-40 degrees cooler. 

Do I allow pets?

If it's not housing, food, or transportation, don't spend a dime on it.