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Application and late fees

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I am negotiating with a property manager to maintain a 30 door investment. Recently, It came to my attention that the manager is charging a $50 application fee, and he would like to keep late fees.

In your area: How much do tenants usually pay for application processing? Who gets to keep late fees? owner or property manager?

Thank you

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Stephen J Davis
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Stephen J Davis
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I personally have never heard of that. Incentivizing your PM to have tenants that pay late. Doesn't make much sense to me. A bonus if they all pay on time makes more sense. I have always heard of a flat percentage based on collections. @Steve Rozenberg should weigh in on this.

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