Tenants/roommates are more frequently using water and electricity than if the property were to be purposed as a traditional rental, in which case the tenant usually pays.

The most frequent advice I get is to bite the bullet and refi when rate goes down.

Using this system, I very frequently have zero days of vacancy.This agreement between LLC (Owner’s Agent) and the undersigned Tenant(s) constitutes an additional agreement and is hereby incorporated as an Addendum to the Rental Agreement between parties, dated for the rental of the premises at the following address:Rental Address: __________________________________________________________________Tenant(s) hereby agree(s) when vacating the premises to perform as follows:All-Purpose Cleaning Walls/Ceilings: All walls and ceilings, including baseboards and mouldings will be free of cobwebs and dust.

And yes I get it, it's more work as you have to deal with frequent turnover, screenings, etc. 

When your forum participation is very high you frequently run out of bullets.

U.S.A. studies frequently indicate no more than 300' for the average U.S.A. citizen. 

Check them as frequently or as in frequently as you want.

Most of my customers and prospects are between the Madison and Milwaukee, WI surrounding areas (southeastern Wisconsin, 4-5 hours drive from current primary residence) in addition to the Illinois office I frequent on occasion.

However, I have frequently used this clause in writing offers for buyers and myself:BUYER IS ACCEPTING PROPERTY “AS IS“ AND WILL NOT REQUEST REPAIRS OR FURTHER PRICE DISCOUNTS; BUT WILL CONDUCT AN INSPECTION AND DOES NOT WAIVE THE RIGHT TO TERMINATE BASED ON THAT INSPECTION

Would use this frequently, especially if it pulled data from multiple platforms.