The State would not budge a dime so I said I would not pay and just rent it out until they foreclosed on me.

My current property mgmt in Lubbock charges less than this but I’m sadly finding out they aren’t worth a dime bc they’ve been horrible in dealing w/ a major repair.

It irritates me to be nickel and dimed so I try to keep the fees reasonable. 

There's so many stacked townhouses next to each other in the Rice Military, Heights area that it's a dime a dozen.

You may never see a dime, but it will at least sit on the tenant's credit report for a long time, which may prevent them from scamming another Landlord, buying a car, buying a house, etc.

It won't cost you a dime.....

Obvioulsy size of lawn matters but ours was about 13k for both properties and worth every dime.

(Stepping over dimes to pick up pennies).

So you need to maximize the true value of your unit in its current state....raise the rent FOR SURE....factor in the cost to make it all nice and new for a new tenant and figure out the math....be smart but if you think you can squeeze every last dime out of a old unit, it may bite you. 

I suggest you shop your local market and find a management company that isn't going to nickel and dime you in fees.