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Mark Paup
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Buying Multi- Family unit

Mark Paup
  • Investor
  • Grimes, IA
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Looking for advice on 12 unit apartment. What should I budget for Property Management Fee on a new purchase? I know that the fee is 7%, but what about budgeting for turnover? Thanks,

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Aaron Mikottis
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From what I understand different property management companies have different fees for vacancies. Some may charge a month's rent, (!!!) others a flat fee, some may not charge at all. Screening a property manager is just as important as screening tenants. If you want more control over your systems, why not place the tenants yourself?

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