@Brandon Rush- does Tenant Cloud charge your renters a fee to use their services to pay rent?  

With regard to the electric, I charge a flat 100 per/month.I have been using Stessa for bookkeeping purposes. 

The tenant is also claiming that they're afraid we're going to charge them for items we said we would fix but never fixed (this isn't true, we fixed the items and there were also a few small items they offered to fix, I have everything documented).

That being said, you will not have a number of bedrooms listed on your license or be charged for the number of bedrooms.

I charged them a little extra knowing that the cleaning would be a little more. 

Good morning Mark,Thank you for your support, our comps are ranging from $2,750 on the low end (plus 50 dollar per rent) to $3,700 on the high end so we’re anticipating charging 2,800 monthly.

So you are better off lending from your personal name.As to a license, you need a license in the state in which you intend on lending only if you are intending on charging above that state’s usury limits.

You may run into problems with contractors and the labor not knowing how to install the panels, or charging you more because there are fewer companies for you to choose from.

I do know a few lenders that don't have a seasoning period for their refi on a 30-yr fixed, but charge 4-5%, the only thing they require is having a tenant signed on an annual lease.

Do they charge you for every single question you ask?