As a few others have mentioned I think the 15% fee for MTR is the typical industry standard but it can depend on the area

Internally I use the total building footprint but I am thinking in your answers here you guys are going by finished sq ft. including below-grade finished sq ft.?

I doubt there were any projects, other than your standard issue Ponzi scheme.

He is not a licensed financial professional, which is convenient because he does not have to adhere to strict regulatory standards such as disclosing conflicts of interest and how he gets compensated as noted.  

Hi @Kevin Duong,I have not used demountable walls before, but I would say to be very careful to make sure that the units are still meeting the legal standards to be considered a bedroom.

My wife and I are looking at buying a property that we can live in and fix up (cosmetically) and then either rent it out as a standard SFH or as a short term rental. 

I am using OPM as meaning the use of funds other than my own to replace funds I would otherwise need to complete an acquisition using standard financing.  

Europe has much more relaxed drinking standards than the US. 

Plus it better ties investment performance throughout the organization from property porter up to CEO.To your point, there are some vertically integrated operators that charge above market fees for their internal operations.  

It is very strange for a PM company to hold rent for that long.The industry standard is for the PM company to pay you on the 10th after rents are received.I do see some PM companies paying on the 15th.Ideally, the PM company can pay by the 10th because most mortgage payments are due by the 15th of the month.You may want to consider giving another look for a PM Company.