Most will charge 10%.  

Then if they are, you could potentially make the deal work by doing a charge back to the tenants for utilities.

Donna Bauer has a great cours that is peanuts compared to what the expensive gurus charge and it will explain notes very well, as does Papersource University Online, good solid low cost education.Buying a performing note at the lowest price you can get it for is a good start on FCI, as they can service it for you and there is little work other than get paid back, unless they stop paying.

The topic " how much is knowledge worth" is one I've had many people asking why i havent charged a fee for my knowledge.

As such you are charged for using the land, regardless of the improvements you make to it.

For example youre at a grocery store, someone sees your name tag or shirt or business card, mentions they may like to buy/sell soon and provide you with their contact info.

In your CAMs charges, do you include the fee for a management company or manager?  

Maybe credit cards, a line of credit from the bank.

To me, not charging a deposit at such a high price can really benefit/reduce the move in price of a new tenant.

In your CAMs charges, do you include the fee for a management company or manager?