So it is up to the buyer to pay for the buyer's brokerage fee.

I'm getting feedback from friends that I need to open a separate bank account ASAP for them to deposit rents (minus management fees and expenses) into since co-mingling in my personal bank account is a bad idea.Could anyone shed some further light on why this is such a problem? 

A broker approached me with 50 million dollar building thats new construction, the deal is to large for me but I have a friend that my be the right buyer, how much can I ask from the buyer to give me as a finders fee?

I bet they are in it 50k on legal fees now its highly complicated Old railroad right away that was bought by the state and now its a state asset were they are making it a bike and walking path and the state it turns out cannot be sued for an easement of necessity.. its quite complicated really at the end of the day its a 500k chunk of dirt they either get me my right of way or cut me a check,Now that I am doing business in your fare state and in Charleston SC that has old old parcels and deeds that go back pre civil war..

How much for the breakup fee...etc.Any advice is appreciated!

I would assume title search, owners title insurance, any home inspection, attorney fees, and taxes.

I hate to pay all those fees however for multiple closings.  

@Sean McDonnell , $10 cleaning fee is unheard of in STR.

I’ve read about HOA’s fees, condition of the HOA and the Board of Directors, slower appreciation than SFH, and difficulty selling the condo.

All of the different brokerages I talked to had different fees so it is important to know how much you will be paying to work and that might make it easier to decide.Take care,Monica