Below is a table for singles that will help you figure out the maximum weekly rental rate you should be looking for given the number of roommates you expect to have, which will keep the individual lodging cost at $150, taking into account the rental tax and booking fee. For example, if you have 5 people you want to room with, and you want to keep the per person cost at $150, then you should look for cabins that are a maximum of $644/week.
| Lodging Cost Per Single | Number of Singles | Booking Fee | Rental Tax | Max Cabin Rental Rate* |
| $150 | 10 | $45 | 1.095 | $1,329 |
| $150 | 9 | $45 | 1.095 | $1,192 |
| $150 | 8 | $45 | 1.095 | $1,055 |
| $150 | 7 | $45 | 1.095 | $918 |
| $150 | 6 | $45 | 1.095 | $781 |
| $150 | 5 | $45 | 1.095 | $644 |
| $150 | 4 | $45 | 1.095 | $507 |
*Max Cabin Rental Rate = ((Cost per single x #Singles) - Booking Fee)/Rental Tax. Who says algebra isn't useful after high school?