Monthly fee is cheap and you get good education at first.You ned to learn a lot of stuff at first.Remax was my first choice and it sucked, sobad never again.You can change it to a smaller brokerage once you learn everything.Real Estate License is expensive.

The home does not pay a HOA fee nor do we have a HOA that governs this neighborhood.

Property management fees are too slim to run 20% below everybody else. 3.

Attorney fees were escalating, etc on top of bank fees, interest, etc.

All our calculations are based on the real fees for property management, which are on the high end.

Should have been $1200 and $600 for room.Gross rent: $2150Expenses: $1640Profit: $500 a month + free rent (savings of $1250 per month)$6000 profit per year, $15,000 savings per year = $21,000 extra in disposable income per year.Initial purchase price of $182,000 Sales price of $326,000After realtor fees and closing costs a profit of $129,000.

They have a tenant guarantee that if the tenants move out or are evicted before the lease is up they don't charge another placement/finding fee.

Hello fellow investors,Have any of you used fee based (percentage or flat fee) tax protesting companies successfully?

They include (but not limited to) any loan mortgage payments, taxes, insurance, utilities, HOA fees, etc that occurs during the Rehab period and up until the property is fully rented.  

I would say that is very aggressive fee.