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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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Michelle Marty
  • Landlord
  • Dallas, TX
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Property Management fees

Michelle Marty
  • Landlord
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

A little back story: I have 5 units (one multi-family, one single family) out of state. I have a local PM to handle the day to day. I know the owner of the company through various networking affiliations and when he decided to start his pm company he called to ask for my business. There were some bumps in the road but I liked the guy and appreciated his vision so I stuck with him. Now 5 years later he is more established and has a good business going. For the last two years he has upped his fees to the point it seems to boarder excessive so to those of you that use a pm, what do you pay? Here is a run down of my fees: 10% of rents, $350 leasing fee, 50% of any deposits kept including non refundable pet deposits, 100% of any fees charged to the tenant (application fee, etc) $50 renewal fee and 10% of any repair. The leasing fee went up, the renewal fee is new as is the repair fee. Thoughts?

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