Everything is negotiable Peter Mohylsky, Broker Active List Price on MLS and then Rented Price entered into MLS to close it out.  

Hello Peter Mohylsky, Broker you lost me at "rentals". 

I sense that everything is negotiable - that includes rentals. 

Our MLS did NOT cover anything to do with rentals when I was active Peter Mohylsky, Broker other than some brokers would show/list commercial properties on it.

Theoretically everything is negotiable when it comes to fees and commissions. I don't think statistics are automatically published, but they can be obtained if you know your way around your MLS. If not, call tech help. 

Lease terms are negotiable. The asking price has been ruled I'm many court cases as an "Invitation to bid". Not sure any ratio is ever published and likely a local MLS thing.   

EVERYTHING is negotiable. Especially if a rental has been on the market for 60+ days.

Our MLS here in NW MT does not have any rental information and rentals are usually handled by property managers or owners. HOWEVER, when I was in NY, rental listings WERE in our MLS and yes, the published rates were negotiable. I don't remember if the agreed upon rates were published though. 

Peter Mohylsky, Broker I have done about three rentals in 20 years, I was cured very quickly. Yes, they are some times negotiable and sometimes not, it all depends how long they have been on the market. If you list your rental in the MLS for $1,000 and you rent it for $975, you close it at that amount. 

All prices are negotiable.  You can do the math yourself in the MLS.  Most rentals never reach the MLS as Property Managers and Home Owners do most ot the listing and rentals.

No, not negotiable.

In real estate all things are negotiable.

Yes, rental prices are negotiable. Our MLS publishes asking and rented price.

Yes, absolutely. ALL terms are negotiable.