Is this standard in the rental market and if so, shouldnt this be something that is disclosed to prospected renters before they put down the deposit?

The rent is 100 more than what I expect, so I offer to give them a 100 discount if rent is paid before the 1st, with standard late fees applying on the traditional times thereafter.

The key advantage is that the seller is typically only paying half of the “standard” listing fee plus the flat fee, which is around $500.00.

I am a big boy and can rarely make the standard XL work.

That said, not a lot of places we look at provide cash flow according to the standards set out on this thread.

, but considering that I'm concerned that I don't have $50 to offer a contractor for an estimate, you can bet I'm not excited about taking up a lawyer's time so that he can give me a standard form and a bill for it.

Do you have a standard cleaning charge in your lease?

Further, due to the lax lending standards in place, a lot of people got into homes they couldn't afford in the first place.

I think it was NY Times that rated their 90 Minute Imperial I.P.A. as the best in the nation, by their standards.

Not only are there more renters, but I think the odds of getting better quality renters have increased, just simply due to the simple laws of supply and demand.