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Jonathan Measor
  • Rental Property Investor
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Typical Property Management Fees in Myrtle Beach SC?

Jonathan Measor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY
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What the title says. I'm going be charged 15% for. Single family house which is much higher than the national average. Can't exactly remember where I saw that, right now. Does anyone agree with this amount or am I being scammed?

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Soh Tanaka
  • Property Manager
  • Lindenhurst, IL
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Soh Tanaka
  • Property Manager
  • Lindenhurst, IL
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Even if it's not intended, the antitrust law is strict that people who say something like "standard," "typical" or "average" fee is XYZ could get into trouble. For that reason, I would suggest to look for a property manager and contact them directly and get the feel, as some property managers may be uncomfortable to post here.

As @Pete Schmidt mentioned, I would look for the total fees, not just the management fee.

Soh (Disclaimer: property manager)

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