My understanding with this is they are generally responsible for rent collection, tenant management, repairs & maintenance (small landscaping, supervision of subcontractors - which I approve and the bill is then send to me), maintaining records and such.Being my first month with my first property I was a bit surprised to see the 8% fee in addition to-Meet electrician for repairs and updates to fire alarm. 1.5 hours- $50Trip and installation charge for unit 1 window (without cost of materials)- $35Repair broken handrails (without cost of materials)- $30Cut and trim, clean loose debris- $35Unit 4 late rent collection (time contacting, travel to meet)- $25This adds $175 to the 8% ... my question is- what then is the 8% for?

We're also debating keeping the radiator system instead of installing HVAC, and we're debating keeping the hot water heater as the current one looks to be in good shape, but everything else will be new.

The next instalment.....still no June rent and because we keep asking for it, they are now saying they want to terminate our contract with 3 weeks notice despite contract stating 60 days notice which we have given already. 

I've installed a "click together" type with wood patern in a kitchen and they are very easy to install. 

They install everything wanted at a free or great price.

For laminate/engineered/vinyl install you can probably find $1/sqft labor plus materials. 

The part was $275 and they wanted another $250 to install it.

It's a very cost effective fix we did until we installed on-demand direct vent units.We also have direct wired CO/SMOKE detectors within 6 feet of the hot water tanks etc as per bldg inspector.http://www.woodlanddirect.com/Chimney/Chimney-Liners?

Second floor loft drywall complete, ceiling primed.Down stairs bath Plumbing finally finished (almost a week setback) new tub combo installed and walls mudded. 

The good meters will run you $380-ish.Have plumbing repairs in past included installing "Studor" vents or air-admittance valves in the venting ?