We may possibly do a "rent to own" and I'm curious what we should charge rent wise in that instance.

His word should be rock solid on those types of things, not "Will this Dewalt battery work in the Rigid charger I bought 6 years ago?"

Instead of having the tenants split the costs each month, it is just easier for me to do it all and charge rent accordingly. 

you can't do anything because you're holding the room for someone that you can charge rent for yet.

I'm neither a duck nor beaver fan... although I enjoy the college excitement in town, but I'm more a Padres and Chargers fan!

Local credit unions allow boarder income and charge rates comparable to other FHA lenders.

lol... whats really funny is I got complaints that the Raven wasn't a fair match up :) I thought may be try Chargers VS Rams, but it appears what was the SD Chargers is now the LA Chargers.

Many phone chargers allow the cable to be disconnected from the plug portion. 

But using my west coast knowledge, the most expensive US neighborhood, the 1/1 rent that comes with CAT-6, electric charger for Tesla in places like Mtn View, CA the rent is probably lower than 2.5K. 

Honestly if you can afford it i would invest in electric, Ive been a realtor for about 3 years now and my biggest expense at first was gas to travel all over my area, quickly i started thinking of better ways about it and i bought a used Chevy Volt for 14k which is electric with gas extender if needed. it had 38k when i bought it almost 3 years ago, now it has 141k, so in 3 years i put over 100k miles on it and about 90% of that was all electric, because i took extra steps and invested in a faster charger so i could have it fully charged between appointments, and i purchased 2 solar panels and a grid tied inverter that offset my electric bill back down below what it was prior to using electric to charge the car.