I generally charge a smallish flat fee for what you described which includes the operating agreement, a kovol letter with your accountant, and education about how to make sure the limited liability stays limited liability. 

What are the typical fees (flat vs. %) and services provided and what would be complimentary extra services?  

If your providing agents leads as flat fee and maybe % of completed sales...But if you have a degree, it's not hard to get your license

I've been a longtime lurker, but this is my first venture and post, really need help/advice.I've been under contract to purchase a 2 flat in the Jeff/Portage Park neighborhood of Chicago, it was a not approved short sale (we have now received approval, we have 30 days from today to close)It's a standard 2 unit masonry home, with finished basement with an illegal unit, and a recently renovated one unit, other has original finishes w/ new carpet. ~1000 sqft each unit 2br 1ba.

Prices in CA have also gone down and stayed flat. 

We charge a flat fee of $1200 for a closing.

On my out of state properties I pay a flat 10% and we've been able to build a strong and productive relationship.

Prices are general flat yet many flippers are still overpaying.

If you're looking to shield yourself from say, having to contribute additional capital in the event the deal goes belly up, you may already sign that away in your crowdstreet agreement and be tied to the deal personally.

@Jen SimbolwFor stoves, go with coil burners, not smooth flat top.