Never heard of this… most are 200-500 ft.How much are they charging for a 1k ft furnished “tiny house” and what is your expected expenses/ revenue?

I'm trying to figure out certain expenses and should they be categorized as personal or charged back to the project.

My value proposition is to provide open house flyers (no charge to them), promote the listing by inviting the neighbors in the surrounding area, and do my research in the surrounding area (comparables, school ratings, avg price per sqft, etc)What would you recommend for me to do for Listing Agents to say “yes” ?

Hi Micheal,If it were mine.HUD gives a 15 year service life for cabinet tops.For instance if the age is 10 years, meaning 5 years (33.3%) of the service life leftI would charge for 33.3% of the cost of the replacement (parts and labor) that I had to write a check for.Owner labor is typically not billed, because you don't cut yourself a check for the labor.Make a point of telling new renters not to put hot pots or irons on the new surface (they probably didn't know any better).Here is a service life list for you.  

In terms of management, usually these companies charge anywhere from 25-40% gross revenue for handling bookings, cleaning, website, pricing, repairs, etc.

We just put the pool in, listed it with a pool, and most people asked 1) if it was heated and 2) how much we charge per day to heat it.

.● Any calls made to lines for which the recipient is charged for the call are prohibited.● No artificial voices or recorded calls can be made to residences without the recipient giving prior consent (opting-in).

They have received 3 emergency calls (and charged me accordingly) on a toilet that continues to be a problem over the last several months.

So it’s 100% taxable plus obviously all the interest he would charge.

I would say there is definitely an increased risk, but you can also charge a higher rent to offset this risk.