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Scott Rubzin
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  • Charlotte, NC
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What does your property management company charge you?

Scott Rubzin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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What does your Property Management company charge you? Do they mark up the invoice if something happens such as a rehab?

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Tony F.
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Tony F.
  • Investor
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@Jenna Lee This first months rent at release plus 10% makes management total 18.3% if you lose a tenant after a year on a 1k$/month unit... I don’t see how you can make this pencil with these fees. Unless your tenants last 5 years. But regardless there are plenty of residential managers working for 10% on single fam and 8% on mf so why would you settle for that. Seems more common on commercial props.

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