Many mid and high rises will have a free or discounted level of internet and cable tv from one provider.

Some property management softwares like Buildium (what I use) syndicate your listing to 10+ sites all at the same time after you make the add but Buildium is around $50 per month so a little pricy if you just have one rental.Side note.. be careful with the wording with your ad.

As an employee, I get first access to our deals and even benefited from an employee discount program, which allowed me to get an even better deal.

Say it’s 8% (family discount).  

The only rent abatement or credit that is somewhat normal is when a home sells and the park offers concessions such as a free month or months lot rent or discounted rent for a period of time for a faster lease up.

I am very new to the REI community but as a market investor, I can for sure tell you that if this scenario could be discounted, it is definitely worth the reward in the long run.

Does anyone have an ap or software that they use for fix and flip?

While I agree 100% that taxes, insurance and other upkeep are expensive, if I rented I'd be paying a landlord a sufficient rent to more then cover these amounts in nearly every instance, plus his mortgage principal amortization.Since, personally, I prefer a home that is nicer then most rentals and like the idea that the home is mine to do as I please, I choose to own.As a RE investor, with over a 150 paid off doors, (antithetical to you Joe, I'm aware) I know how to purchase RE at a discount.

It took me a while to recall that they like to bury all of their information in PDFs or web accessible software.  

I will check if the local theater has a quantity value discount.