OR should I be happy with what I'm already being charged and not renegotiate.Right now I pay 100% of first months rent for new leases$68 per unit month for management$150 for lease renewal$500 in reserve per unit for emergency repairs (this will add up on a multifamily not sure how I feel about that)$75 in person service12.5% for renovation projects and repairs20% upcharge on evictions last one was ($560 total)Thanks in advance for your help it means a lot!

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Chances are busy builders are going to be charging more?

They should be leading the charge, explaining the process ahead of time so that you know they are large and in charge.Definitely look for a new PM.

Then, I just saw a placement fee of $1275 charged by the management company.

. - No it doesn't cost me at all, it's all online and the best part is that I can look up the names in the property appraisers websites too to see if they had a property, and if its updated it gives me the mailing address for the person in charge of the property.Two more questions:1.

Thenif it clogs and its because of too much TP then charge them.

Upon move out and receiving a portion of the security deposit, we were charged an over $400 cleaning fee in addition to some normal wear and tear items because they exceeded the apartments self calculated normal wear and tear allowance.

I find that two of the biggest mistakes are in the manner in which you ask for the money (there is a good way and a not so good way) and not having enough knowledge on the subject and the proper info on the presentation of the deal itself.When I need to fund I deal, I am not asking for money, I am offering a legitimate and alternative opportunity for others to make money.

@Connor Castillo I would reach out to a broker that is willing to charge you a flat fee and find you the best rate on the rate sheet.