Is this a common strategy of some agents?

In my scenario, I'd like to rent out the house I'm currently living in. 

Hi BP, I have the below scenario and would like your insight.

The DST has the advantage of being 1031 compliant as do the Tenant In Common (TIC structure), and for the most part any NNN stand alone or land lease.  

I think this should be a very common question but I could not find anything out there.

It wouldn't have old knob and tube so all you need to check for is whether it is aluminum wiring which was more common in the mid 1970's.

My lease wording: Rent shall start on Date and continue to Date after which time this Lease Agreement will become a month to month agreement unless this Lease Agreement is renewed for a specified period of time.I've read multiple forum posts on BP and there seems to be a few common options:1.

If adding a fee is better, how much is common/fair?

This is actually common sense.

This would enable you to contact multiple agencies and have many agents helping you look for a possible renter.it is common for property managers to charge half a month's rent or a full month's rent leasing fee.