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Is this fee reasonable for a property manager in Columbus?
Hello BP,
I have a PM I’m planning on working with. Im willing to pay more to work with this person as my experience so far has been very positive. I would really appreciate the opinions of local investors, as to the fees being charged.
-75$/ unit flat fee
-first months rent for a new lease
-200$ lease renewal
-any rehabs are cost plus 15%
-one half of all late fees
-60$ for each eviction delivered
-100$ pet fee goes to pm, any additional fees go to owner
Is this all pretty typical for Columbus?
Also I am thinking about requesting a term along the lines of, If the unit turns over within the first 9months of a new tenant, the new lease fee is to be waived. Is this fair ?
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Seems like they have a fee for everything! The one that gets me the most is 15% on top of rehabs. Might be time to start my own property management team here in Columbus!
Give Cheryl at Heart & Homes a call.