Some agents will charge a little on top ($100-200) and keep the difference whereas most will just charge whatever they have to pay to their broker

So you net $300/month.A property manager is usually going to charge 8-10%.  

So, I guess charge them for the light fixture if its ruined.

One agency will charge another won't. 

@Greg Weik I think more expensive is dependent on rent amount since they charge a flat rate, right? 

Moving van, etc.If the occupant is a tenant-You are not allowed to start charging rent until you have the deed correct?

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Although you'll be leasing your home to an operator I recommend doing some research on what an operator may be able to charge. 

I believe I make MORE money by charging less in large part because of the reduced vacancy.If you can keep tenants on average a couple extra years and basically eliminate a 2 month turnover you have gained 2 months rent.

That 10% difference in LTV would cover the full $25k (and I don't charge such high origination fee either.)