NEVER agree to pay more than just a nominal application/underwriting fee and appraisal cost before your closing date.

Account requirements: No or very low monthly fee, at least 50 free deposits per month allowed, low or no min balance required from a local or mid sized bank or credit union.

I think TenantCloud lets you manage up to 75 rentals before you have to start paying a nominal fee.

Tenants SD was applied to all past due rent as to limit balance if we were to get nominated into the BK, which according to tenant was imminent.

I know you are putting some work for no money but sometimes that's what's needed to close the deal2) Charge nominal like $200-$500 - enough amount to cover your time but not a deal breaker for client3) Charge $1500-$3000 for unlimited revisions and tell them if they go with you for the project then you will transfer this amount towards their down payment

As long as that level of activity maintains, you should fill the vacancy within a nominal time frame (assuming the property is typical for the area)

Several options here, just shooting from the hip:  1) see if seller will seller finance 2) see if seller will extend close date for a nominal fee, allowing you to get beyond point where the gift would need to be disclosed (2-ish months from my experience) 3) take on a partner who can help close the loan, possible a parent or other family member4) see if a local hard money lender might have an interest in this circumstance (though you'll likely be paying a premium for this convenience!).

We have a portfolio of over 1,000 rentals in a wide range of neighborhoods in Cleveland.Tenants got into a fight over a nominal sum of money.

There are two vacant units, and wit 60 days, the other units can be vacated with notice for a nominal fee.As my first RE investment, do you think this is too big of a job?

Usually a nominal $100-$200 fee and if you do it when you close on the property, they are already filing everything with the county courthouse anyway so it's pretty easy for them to do.4.