-Mark McGraw 

Thanks Mark Owens.  

I also recommend the "Straight up Chicago Investor" podcast that @Tom Shallcross and @Mark Ainley host. 

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

A given number of “ down votes” and this posting get marked as “ marginal”Plan B… same forum…Based on the market of the property, a live “ investment “ number score will post immediately next to the title… so all you need to do is… look at the title… look at the “ investment rating” score… and decide if you even want to open up the posting.Also enough Retail Deals listed as Whole Sale Deals… and the posting member gets suspended.Three suspensions and the member is blocked.

I worked with a PM in a different college town in Indiana that would charge 12-15% on rent, but they didn't mark up maintenance, would often visit the property to help diagnose repairs before sending out a vendor to avoid trip fees, used local handymen that were cheaper, and only charged that percentage on late fees as well.

@Lon Sierra If you’re talking electric I just separated 5 units and bought the actual meters from a commercial supply house that puts their stuff brand new on EBay and the Electrician told us to do it and picked out what he wanted and said it would save us thousands if we paid for it over him ordering it and marking it up.

My strength is raising capital, my partner Mark has extensive experience with underwriting and asset management. 

Cloud, and I closed on the place in early January and it's been listed for just over a month, so I won't hit the panic button just yet.I would certainly be interested in any lenders you might recommend!

Quote from @Mark T Allen: Is it still legal to wholesale properties in Ohio or have the laws changed requiring a real estate license in all transactions such as in the state of Illinois?