#1 Foundation Wall - Be it CMU or poured concrete, your foundation isn't going to be a mere 15% more than a flat lot, it could be double the materials and labor.#2 Core Fill - Speaking of foundation, once you have about 8 courses of CMU or more, you'll need to core fill with concrete or mortar.

In their lease they are responsible for water, however there is only 1 meter for all 4 units, so I just charge them $100 flat fee.

I've considered a flat rate for mailings and percentage of sale price if a deal is purchased.What types of work and compensation have you used for this in the past?

There have been many folks who have expressed interest in my rental properties that have screened themselves out after checking their FB accounts (i.e., folks who say they have no pets but post pictures of pitbulls chained up in the back yard and comments that puppies are available for only $600 a pup and, sadly, women who post pictures of themselves that appear to imply they charge by the hour).

Here is how I understand it works:- You search for homes inside the platform which has full MLS access- It utilizes AI to analyze a home and spot red flags, provide comps, and market analysis- They partner with local realtors who are paid a flat fee to unlock and show you the home- Ai will provide price recommendations and draft an offer (always reviewed by a real human broker)- A human specialist helps keep things like inspection, lender requests, and title tasks on track- The seller pays Homa the full (typically 2.5-3%) buyer’s agent commission.

At the same time, make sure your screening standards for tenants (income, history, references) are strong, because behavior usually tracks with overall tenant quality, not just the presence of an animal.When handled correctly and consistently, abuse tends to drop off.

Anyone quoting a flat number without context is oversimplifying.If you are looking for funding for a specific deal, consider posting in the Classifieds section as well.

The goal isnt meant to be general handyman, rather to specialize specifically in rental turnovers and light rehabs between tenantsthe concept is:Standardized, flat rate turnover packages• Full make ready coordination (paint, cleaning, minor repairs, locks, etc.)• Light rehab coordination (flooring, small updates, punch lists)• Before/after documentation• Fast turn timelines to reduce vacancy• One point of contact instead of coordinating 4–5 vendors I know stuff like this has been around a while,  i just want to know if i will have good amount kf business.

Put it with a realtor for a flat rate and I’m under contract to sell it for $35k.  

Quote from @John Underwood: I never fill these out and just pay the flat rate which is has always been less than $100.