Who's in charge here?

It came up in conversation today that a typical real estate transaction for my Brokerage we are charging 6%.

Eventually, I get the information, run checks, find a simple assault charge against the husband that the wife apparently did not know about, and it is one big mess.

You are allowed to charge tenants with a water bill.

Lets just say they charged for their time, to reach $40K (even at the insane hourly rate Will Barnard pointed out, that is 281 hours, or 35 full work days.

This I get from 20% down at 5%, which ends up being $12,454 per year.This doesn’t calculate the cleaning fees associated with each stay, which is in the $100 range here on Maui, so keep that in mind.But the fee charged I would assume cover itself depending on the unit.Also, if you did a vacation rental by owner online, most companies are around the 3% of gross, or $400 per year that you would also have to deduct from profits.

I am not saying it will not happen but I think it is unlikely that you will find a lender here on BP that meets your situation, and even if you did I would bet they would charge interest rates you would not want to pay.

I found most agents in SW FL want to charge one month.

BECAUSE it was originally under your name/LLC the utility will not charge you a deposit again when they leave.

., there was no interest charged, can be done for quick deals, longer term is another story and the IRS has imputed tax rates when interest is not charged, so when the seller finds that out, they may not be happy which could make things tougher down the road.Much has changed, read up on loan servicing for issues.