If someone contacts me to challenge the charge(s), then I respond with a standard letter that explains how we document before and after and that all charges are justified.

When my clients buy properties on the MLS, I make my standard commission but I also charge 25% of the budget as a fee for managing the project.

If you charged 2 discount points , which is pretty standard in my area, you could make $4,000 off your $200,000 a couple times a month if you did it right.   

(Ours were standard evictions and concluded normally - these were evictions filed in February which were delayed due to COVID-19)However I did witness an eviction also filed BEFORE the CARES Act which DID receive Sect 8 income and the magistrate moved to dismiss the case...in his own words "To my knowledge the case must be dismissed due to the CARES Act".

If could be somehow reused to meet standards let me know.I have a window guy but want to know what you would charge for this.

Is this standard or are institutions that offer HELOC with different terms.I'm curious what other people have paid in closing costs for HELOC assuming I'm not cashing out more than 60% of the properties value?

Those are pretty standard operational expenses for a rental business from my perspective, but I'm not sure how the SBA would view them.

Looking for an attorney in Michigan that would help me review a standard contract.

Of course, you would choose the larger of the two options (standard or itemized)If you are talking about a rental, well there isn’t anything to itemize.Sounds like you are asking a personal tax question on an investment forum...

Increased demand for rentalsAs buyers wait to meet the new qualifying standards for purchasing a home, many of them will continue to rent properties.