Besides your rent, your cleaning fee should be the largest expenses for your normal operation.

Closing my first deal with them in 2 weeks escrow and will pull a $12k assignment fee.

My sister in law and brother in law spent a combined $468,000 on attorney fees over 5 years to get divorced - their total net assets at the time they decided to divorce was just over $1 million.  

At the end of it all you paid fees and did the work on a property to make a very low rental margin. 

Another option is to hire independent inspectors or even handymen whom you can pay a flat fee for every time they inspect your house.

Worst case you can transfer the money from the current custodian into Fidelity and back and forth it would just create work for you and possible wiring fees....

I once paid a $53,000 assignment fee; I can say, it was extremely upset when I got to the closing table, but even with that $53,000 assignment fee, I will still buying at at .40 on the dollar.

This is the super's job - that's what you are paying the HOA fees for.

The fees associated with the exchange could offset the tax savings, but it’s a viable option if you plan to continue investing in real estate.

You’ll eat it on fees with HELOCS on investment properties.