Chances are, they provide AC in their apartments, so no one would want to rent yours by comparison!

I think the comparison of a couple hundred in legal fees vs a couple hundred in plumbing fees is rather myopic. 

That's not an apples to apples comparison.

It also includes a discount rate but you can ignore that for simple comparisons.

@Nicole Cotrino - If curious for context/comparison, my cap is 45 minutes on the first call if it's a referral, 30 minutes if it's someone that called me out of the blue (so, yeah, saying "Fred said I should call you" will get you an extra 15 minutes), and BPers honestly have some interesting questions and puzzles to think through (which I enjoy) so I've been doing 45-60 minutes for you guys more or less since I joined.My goal during that 30 minutes or so is for that consumer to understand more about mortgages and how mortgage financing works than they learned in the previous 50 nervous hours on google, BP, wikipedia, from the last 3 homes they purchased, and so on.

The $300 extra rent you would get will pale in comparison to just one month of vacancy and turnover.

A good realtor should have rental property comparisons, days on market and rents paid.

There are few good ones in comparison to how many are out there.

Most of the insurance companies I currently deal with don't insure 5+ buildings so I am not sure what the rates look like in comparison.  

In comparison to last year's this same time the bill is significantly higher but different tenants.