Your current broker can fill you in on that. 

Unless all of your competition is providing this and it is essentially a defacto requirement in your area in order to rent a unit, there's just too many things that can cause problems (legally and otherwise).From a technical perspective, I do networking and server administration for a living and I would be complaining as well especially as I'm assuming your lease doesn't say "internet is for school related usage only." 

I have a list of CRE Brokers that I plan on contacting.

So...I've listened to the BP Podcast each week, I've read several books on REI and FI, I got fired up, and wait for it... quit my job in SF to study for the real estate exam to become a Colorado Broker/Agent.I'll be moving to Colorado in early 2019 and already looking forward to connecting with like-minded hungry and POSITIVE people in this community.It feels real now.Thanks for reading this far, LET'S DIVE IN!

Keep in mind, you need a brokers license if you get a cash fee.

Brokers and development companies can help you out with this...

Then find a broker that only charges a transaction fee for anything you buy or sell.

As a broker, do you think I should take my office's cut of the "agent bonus".

If you list this type of a scheme on the MLS then you are going to have to go through a broker and sign a listing agreement, are you not? 

@Dan White they know how to find the comps and will talk to brokers...also you can get some broker opinion for the ARV.