I've seen leases where the CAM charges are pro-rated as a percent of space currently leased as well as a percent of gross leasable area.

This was a once in a life time deal for me but because I was new I over thought it. 2 weeks later I call to write the contract and the son had got divorced need a place to live his mom gave it back to him.

thanks for all the advice i liked mr. stinson reply above all straight to the point, and i agree with him 100 percent

This economist has been right on in the past:From the start, Fitzgibbon has been impressing on me that we are not facing the normal business cycle of boom and bust, but that we are in the midst of a debt repudiation cycle which comes every fifty or sixty years as debt piles up so high that borrowers stop borrowing and lenders stop lending.

somewhat negotiabledoc prep fee: a few hundred, also somewhat negotiablevarious other fees: maybe a hundredlender's title policy: variable, but something like half a percent of the loan amountProperty closing:inspection fees: few hundred.appraisal: $500 more or less.

In my lifetime of viewing probably 10K+ documents in a lot of states, I've never seen a "BAD BENE" or "Insert Bogus Address Here" in a recorded document.

Now imagine for a second that a 30yr 90% O/O Conventional loan was in the 3 percent range.

We have had negotiators on flat fee and percent at closing, but I'd like to see what others are doing currently

I usually see sub-3 percent commissions on short sales and FSBOs.

If someone else is managing my investment, I am passive, no matter what percent of the voting rights I control.