If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

@Charlie Moore In our lease we up the lease amount $200 and offer a $200 lawn care and snow removal credit.

All cash offer is MUCH stronger by removing contingency risks and much shortening the closing period. 

I cut and capped the supplies to the one unit and removed the radiators. 

Often I have seen that the town will make you pull out the kitchen (usually this means removing the stove) and possibly pull permits to get the remaining work inspected.

or open rateI would remove the "rentals and rehabs".If you are sending out letters you have a laser focused list.

If I link to it here they will remove my post for self-promotion though LOL... so you can PM me if you want to read it and I will send it to you.

Seriously.All these "landing pages", remove all the links, only allow the CTA, is WRONG!!!

The link I posted to approved city regulations was removed, but it seemed to state the city fee was $2/night plus 3.5%.

INCOME SUMMARY:Gross Income: $46,800.00                              $18.24 Per SFReimbursements: $6240.00                            $2.43  Per SF                  TOTAL: $53,040.00 EXPENSE SUMMARY: Property Tax: $6093.00                                   $2.37 Per SFInsurance: $1200.00                                         $0.47 Per SFUtilities: $3550.00                                              $1.38 Per SFSupplies: $80.00                                                 Repairs: $190.00 Snow Removal: $300.00               TOTAL: $11,413.00                                   $4.45 Per SF             NET OPERATING INCOME: $41,627.00              $16.22 Per SQ FTSo the Gross lease tenant is adding to the expenses correct?