Most are free, some are a nominal fee.

OK, not clear, you're selling a property and you want to buy a nominated property?

I wound up doing a bill of sale for each unit for a nominal amount.

My cleaner handles all of those things for me with a nominal charge.

When it comes to tax season, it will be an operating expense based on including it with the repairs and your elderly tenants will likely be grateful that you covered a nominal expense.

The 35% ROI well outperformed the nominal 5% interest on the HELOC and the payment was very manageable during that 9 months.

Most NYC buildings will have a nominated window vendor - especially a high-rise.

My guess is the 5 year difference will be pretty nominal.

If the value of the dollar starts falling rapidly within a few short years to 50% compared to what it is now, the borrower wins big time since you still have the same nominal dollar value of the debt and monthly payment, but it’s now worth so much less in the inflated money.

Having the integration they offer (lease customization, for rent postings, tenant screening, collection of rents, etc.) seems like a powerful tool especially with the extremely nominal costs associated with each one.Has anyone used either (or both) options and if so, what has been your experience with them?