,For example, in Ga where I'm licensed, Some brokers offer plans that charge a flat fee membership of$100 for the  whole year,Then each closing they charge a basic flat transaction fee of $229, plus you pay the mls fee to list the property and you keep the full commission.  

Some more tips:- If you have a basement, glass block windows over regular glass.- Glass block windows in the bathrooms (if you have windows).- Remove ceiling fans.- Remove garbage disposals.- Go with ceramic tile floors instead of those peel and stick tiles which get ruined and look bad almost immediately.- Remove outside hose bibs.If you're really interested in all the things you can eliminate, pick up the "Section 8 Bible" books (not from Amazon but from the website).

Again, the market will determine the possibilities.I have seen PMs using all three, salary, straight commission and both a base saalary plus commission, in fact, all three in the smae company, with more of the managerial types having a salary plus overrides on those supervised and commissions if they do any deal.I'd say first you have to define a job description and from that, together with market influences you can get a better idea as to a fair compensation arrangement.If your area has 2000+ rentals the performance expected of the bush beater will be greater than if there are only 500 rental units.For anyone to stay with you, they need to make money and your market will ultimately define those opportunities.

If that second photo is a basement then it looks like it has mold.  

For example: an electrician might charge $4k to do a basic breaker panel and wiring job for certain fixtures (dryer, water heater, etc).

The plan is to build a 3 bed 2 bath with a basement studio apartment.

Does anyone know the maximum slope a driveway can be between a selfstorage building with an upper floor and a basement?

If you could please tell me a realistic (not "the sweet deal you get") number for what the average cost of one or more of these things in your area is, along with what area you're in, I'd be very grateful! I'm doing a...

Help me out.(1) The current compensation package I have is a base pay of $40/wk and $1 per lead.  

In a basic sense, this value is derived from applying a cap rate to a stabilized NOI.