Quote from @Jeremy Horton: I haven't came across much that was worth the time/struggle to sell Lawnmowers, pressure washers, various lawn equipment, tires, cinderblocks, random old furniture, a few very large concrete statues, large mirrors, washers/dryers - I just tell me PM to throw everything out and deduct from the deposit accordingly.

. $200 a month (actually I'm at a hair more) is not fake or wrong.

Looking at you, dryer-vent cleaning...So I’m curious.

.: Doesn't toe-touch also have problems with hair clogs?

@Holly Hair, depends on your goals, but in general I am not a fan of debt investing. 

I have guests bring their dogs into my showers and leave drains full of dog hair, just as an example.

Seller is targeting $1,300 for rent on a 2 bed 1 bath 600sqft room with 2 parking spots and in unit washer and dryer, with EVERYTHING brand new.

they obviously traded the place on purpose tried to hide the burns in new carpet they left clothes, 4 lighters snd magic mushrooms in the new dryer had a dog come in without telling me and the HoA fined me when o had no idea then they gave me 5 days notice they we're leaving right before signing for another year, which I'm glad they did go but how do I tell them I had to spend all the 4000 and more In repairs?

Premium products and homes, that standout and are separated from the others in the area will always rent to the best and at the highest price.For example we just rented a 3 bed 3 bath home in franklinton for 2200, pretty high if you look at comps, but there was also no other 3 full bath, with off street parking, and a washer and dryer included on the 1st floor. 

For 6 units I figure 150 amps per apartment and 300 amps for the common areas, central air units, washers and dryers, and the like.With the push for all electric living, don't be surprised to see simple apartments at 200 amps and common areas at 400 - 500 amps (electric water heaters and dryers being big draws).