Still others let you keep 100% of the commission, but they charge desk fees, admin fees, printer fees, etc. 

Origination fees should be charged at the time of closing and subject to closing, not prior to.

Builder's save people like me a lot of time and they earn their fees. 

While you are deciding, see if you can't raise your nightly fee. 

In diligence, compare the prior annual revenue to the reality of electrical usage (come up with a constant of power cost per day per occupied space and then take the actual power bill and see roughly how many occupied units you have).Much of RV park and mobile home park is 100% overlap: how to find them, negotiate them, do diligence on them, renegotiate them, finance them, turn them around and operate them.

Offers range from 30k to 40k per year.

@Peston Parsard not sure if enough viewers will note & care about free internet and pay more in rent.Regarding the MLS listing, going to guess your PMC isn't charging you a Placement Fee equal to one month of rent?

Here's how I would approach it:- Offer the Renewal to Both: Provide them with the option to renew the lease per Nathan's suggestion.

My PM is charging exorbitant fees for cleaning, products for the unit and bookings have moved to other properties.

Additionally, if you got a loan on top of your cash advance (say, you only had enough cash for a down payment) then I imagine you're also paying loan fees twice.This may all be fine and dandy if the numbers work, but is this a viable plan or a total gamble?