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Updated almost 4 years ago,
Property Management Provider Fees and Services Feedback
Hello,
I received this feedback from a property manager and was hoping to get some feedback on it. Are there any red flags here or does this look fairly typical? Thanks in advance. -Shawn
Services Provided:
- Market and show vacant properties
- Negotiate and facilitate new lease agreements
- Ensure vacancies are move in ready
- Conduct inspections
- Initiate new tenant move in transition
- Collect rent
- Handle customer service inquiries
- 24/7/365 emergency maintenance calls and dispatching
- Receive and handle routine maintenance requests
- Research market data for appropriate market rent increases and renewals
- Handle tenant disputes
- Conduct move out inspections
- Reconcile and refund security deposits
- Monthly and year-end owner accounting
- File IRS form 1099’s on owner behalf
- Handle any accounts payable (utilities, taxes, insurance, etc)
- Coordinate capital improvement projects
- Full unit turnover coordinating
- Tenant evictions
- Coordinate lawn care and snow removal
- Connect and disconnect tenant utilities
- Facilitate City of GF Certificate of Occupancy inspections
- Enforce late fees and tenant maintenance charges
Fee Schedule:
- 10% of gross monthly receipts.
- Minimum of $100 per month.
- 100% of all late fees.
- $250 for all new lease agreements.
- $100 for all renewals.
- 5% of any capital improvement project over $5,000
- Advertising is billed at cost during times of vacancy only, average is $150/month.
- Maintenance is billed at $45-$55 per hour, depending on the service (painting, cleaning, maintenance).
- One-time $250 onboarding fee.