There is a greater demand for residential lots than commercial.Neighborhood.It’s the old story of location, location, location.Lot size.

A dog is $25 - $100 per month, depending on some risk factors like size and breed.

But they got a good deal as of the number and size of units.

I think your client would be best served to take a step back and examine the strategy itself.

But, is serves no good purpose to give your applicant a reason that only fires them up, at the gate, to argue and sue you for not renting to them and for the reason you divulge.

Location and lot size and zoning.

Then you epoxy a new, correctly-sized bowl in.

The next best way to find rental prices is have a realtor like myself pull the latest leased properties of the same bedroom size, location (within 1 mile) , and leased in last 6 months from the MLS.

The Owner of a small-medium sized property management company has expressed an interest selling and has offered it to me to purchase.  

Pre covid-$175 sq ft for construction for 3 and/or 4 bed/2 full bath 1250 sq ft apt's in a triplex and $25/sq ft for all soft costs-architect, permits, SAC, park fees, landscaping, and various other soft costs ect but not including the cost of a standard sized lot.