Only difference is Real Broker doesn't charge monthly instead you pay $250 initial fee then your first 3 transactions of the year you also pay $250 each.

We charge a monthly fixed fee.

Why do I not like condos:- HOA (fees/rules)- Don't own the entire property (limited value add)- Special Assessments (CapEx essentially that you are not in control of)- I would also imagine the appreciation is lower than that of a SFH As for trailers - I would only do this if I purchased a piece of land - then either rented the trailers or did a rent to own type deal, then charged lot rent.

Some trades charge a minimum for their work despite the small size of the house.  

If a location shows on the "Google search map" but not the "Sparefoot" map, they either don't use Sparefoot, or all of that size is full and they "turned off" Sparefoot so they don't get calls and charged for the Reservation.b. 

And the kayaks the current owner has them as a amenity so he doesn't charge.

Agents on the other hand receive closing fees and other charges that add to the bottom line. 

Does anyone here have one in their contract and if so, can you share if it's just a set amount or if the amount you charge changes depending on how many months early they are leaving. 

Charging 10% of NOI is easier for accounting than recalibrating complex waterfalls every time the NOI grows.

They are nearly identical to conventional and DSCR lenders don't charge origination... it's only the $1500-$2200 for UW and Processing.