We collect a percentage based on total income so if we collect $50 late fee and this client has a 10% management fee we keep $5 and the owner gets $45.  

The investor will not have any interest in the property, but will have a promised return of a specified percentage of the principle.

Some investors use a percentage of the rent (10% for capex / 10% for Property Management / 5% each for maintenance & vacancy).

My expenses were based on what Roofstock provides which seem to be fairly inline with various percentages I've seen discussed here and other places.

Hello, Just curious what percentage of equity you guys like to keep in your rentals.

How much percentage of the current rent is $150 exactly?

Do intermediary use a percentage to calculate fees?

Thanks Matt, sounds like I need a strict screening process for prospective tenants and to make sure that I contribute a certain percentage each month to maintenance, repairs, etc. 

Don’t limit yourself to hud or foreclosures, they are not necessarily cheaper and they are a much smaller percentage of the market than in the recent past.

RUBS you may not even need any equipment as they just ratio the water bill based on either a percentage of the water bill each month, square footage of each apartment, number of people in each apartment, etc.