Depending on your credit score and a few other factors, you won't need a ton of cash if it's your primary.

There are procedures for each of them.Also, make you read up on all of the requirements as there a limitations on screening fees, rent to income ratio, when and how you disclose your screening criteria, etc.

We take our monthly management fees (and any other expenses that occurred) out of the rents, then make the monthly distribution to the owner. 

If it will be an investment property, you can use a DSCR loan where all you need is the money for the down payment and to close and credit score depending on the factors below. 

I just want to know how much these big box agencies collect in "office fees" alone. 

As the title says, I'm hoping to get some feedback on possible factors I may be overlooking.

It reflects the average rental income per booked night, including nightly rates and additional fees like cleaning charges, pet fees, etc.

As Erik mentioned, commercial loans can often have a due diligence fee, portfolio loans too sometimes.

I've never encountered snow damage growing up in "the snow belt" but you would need to factor in snow removal cost if its a multifamily.

Make a list of potential markets and factor in your travel time to and from each time you will need to visit the property.