For property management, what's the typical fee %?

I'm not sure if this is a typical strategy, but it makes sense to me.

I have a big umbrella listed with all the properties under my personal insurance.I have homeowners with the typically 100/300k..

@May Emery I actually just read a news article this morning saying that seniors are choosing to stay in their homes at a higher rate than whats typically been observed in the past. https://www.housingwire.com/articles/46757-baby-boomers-wont-downsize-homes-anytime-soon

It’s my first “finder a fee” type of scenario so I appreciate the insight on typical workings! 

Typically, turnkey houses are well done, but it's poor management that can break you.

I typically analyze properties in the $250k to 400k range and want $25k to $30k as profit. 

We typically get above the average in all the areas on our properties.

No matter which insurance carrier your client picked, if you have Basic form, this claim is typically excluded.Make sure your client asks for Special form coverage from Berkshire or the next company and you will have solved the issue.Good luck.   

typically we see this in the development game not in the SFR or small multi rental game ..