I pay E&O insurance and RE renewal fees, etc. 

sales commish  loan fees on new loans etc etc.. seems knee jerk to me.. but hey I am not finding those issues with Vegas LOW property taxs some of hte lowest in the country and unlike FLA and TX very low insurance because limited to know real issues with bad @$$ storms like those other states. 

Im looking at properties to buy, and saw a tenant in a 4-unit property I like paid $1,000 in late fees.

Foolishly, we initiated the application process with them before looking up the reviews and will already have to pay a cancellation fee if we do decide to back out. 

Keeping your costs low by choosing investments with minimal fees will further enhance your returns.

Should I be charging the management fee based on the total portfolio or based on the number of units each entity has on their separate contract?

As an LP, I only care about net returns on full cycle deals, because project level can, and often are, bring down project level returns significantly once you take into account GP fees and carried interest2.

Fiduciary responsibility could be in question if a deal closed and the apparent goal is proposed by some legal team that it was mostly done to not lose a large nonrefundable earnest money and/or to get a quick pop of ca$h on an Acquisition Fee.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

Just wanted to pass on that Navy Federal has a Homebuyers Choice option, 0% downpayment, really 0%, no PMI, but higher interest rate and 1.75% funding fee (and sellers can contribute up to 6%!)