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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
REIT fee question - percentage or as incurred?
Hello Group,
I was wondering what do REITs typically charge for disposing of properties? Would it be a percentage fee? Or as incurred (i.e. broker fees, legal fees, etc). This is separate from management fees and disposition fees that they can charge.
Thank you,
Tammy
Most Popular Reply

Do you have a particular REIT or asset class in mind? From what I've seen REITs typically bury those things deep in their financials. In the syndication world the General Partnership might have a disposition fee, then any transaction costs are going to be a part of the business itself, not a fee that the GP takes.