I agreed with other that you might want to list the property on MLS for a flat free, and list the property on  Zillow, Craigslist, etc.

My wife and I are house hacking our second 3 flat on the north side of Chicago.  

I am not handy and I know I don’t want to deal with tenants, so I hired a property management company that charges me a flat fee of $95 to manage both units.

Most of the time a stager can give you a flat rate in advance. 

There may be sales 10% above that but usually that is lost as sales go flat. 

Some of the graphs almost look flat in terms of market appreciation and now that we're back at or slightly above the old market peak, the projections are scary.The rental market is increasing quickly over here which means that it'll be more advantageous to have cashflowing properties rather than buy and hope for further appreciation.

I had a dream 8 years ago to get a flat and have it rented out and have someone else paying down my mortgage and with whats happened with the Auckland market and currency im kicking myself that i didn't!

I'm considering purchasing properties on the south side via a couple turnkeys that I am still vetting, but am quite concerned about this eating a large chunk of the profit.Is anyone familiar w/ how this is being applied - is it a flat % increase?

The only thing I could see using an agent for would be a limited-service type agreement where you pay a flat fee upfront (vs a percentage of the sales price) for a particular service such as placing on the MLS, scheduling showings, etc.

And she said flat out that her handy man will be on vacation the first week of August, so no one will be in the house working for that week.