Preston,Just curious what you charge people for you SS services?

Here are some of the things that I do for them:Prepare and update budgets and timelinesPrepare or review vendor contractsMake sure W-9s, insurance certificates and lien waivers are receivedAssist with preparation of due diligence itemsOrder surveys, appraisals, inspections etc. and make sure they are received on-time (or sooner)Review and prepare closing documents for signing (after received from the attorney)Coordinate closing with broker, real estate agent, title company, lender, etc.Full charge bookkeeping including A/R, A/P, FinancialsPrepare and submit draw requests to Lender's for payment of contractorsThere are a lot more things I can do for local clients, such as meet contractors to receive bids, check-in on remodel sites, etc.Usually the REI's locate the properties and do comps themselves.

On purchases over $300 you are not charged interest for 6 to 12 months and only have to do min payments which go direcly to the principle.

We give our tenant more than 14 cumulative days will be charged additional $100 a month per additional resident.

However, charges for labor by the landlord don't always hold up.

Lease options are great because you can get some money down that is taken off their final purchase price, plus we usually charge full appraisal for the purchase price.

Now on the upside, we are going to try to use driveway to charge for parking, due to lack of parking in most of the other rentals.

Also, how do title companies determine what fees to charge for the title search?

All of these COSTS, however, will get passed back to the tenants in the form of a CAM (Common Area Maintenance) charge that is typically calculated based on the square footage of each tenant's space, according to underlying terms of their lease, and charged, in addition to base rent, monthly.

I pointed out that with the late charges the total was $X.