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It is different so he wants me start a new track instead of working under his current property management company.in terms of commission, currently, he only charges a small amount of flat fee for the sell/buy transaction so I don't really have a benchmark on how much commission split it should be on the property management side.

Builder values are not a good benchmark to gauge marker conditions.

But for a smaller investor (say <100 units), are there some good benchmarks to look at in comparison to other investment classes or the macro-economic environment as a whole?

Is there a benchmark for that?

I like to keep max values on all costs, and use past builds as benchmarks.

A typical benchmark ratio in the property management industry is that one property manager may manage between 100 and 200 units effectively.

On the edges of that neighborhood (closest to Tosa) finding something worth while that you will not have to dump sizeable amounts of money into at the 100K range is just not realistic.I have several concurrent flip/rehab projects in motion in that area as we speak and all will go for more than double that 100K benchmark you mentioned.Good luck with your search reach out if you need anything.Thanks,MH

I say do deep analysis of 10-20 deals until you can build your own benchmarks.

You really need years of benchmarking with the sub 30k mark to get how they really perform over time.