Back in the day when I started flipping 18 years ago it was 70% of ARV minus repairs minus wholesale fee.

So this was not an asset by asset performance but a fund performance and what was the net return to the investors after all fees.

When I took the early withdrawal of about $200k (about $130k after taxes and fees), the purchase projected to cash flowed $20k/yr at COE, and had a baked in value of an additional $100k above the asking price at COE.

Ive got a fee schedule with about a half dozen services unrepresented buyers might ask for. 

I'm literally involved in pricing 3 of those items and we are already discussing how much we are raising fees on them.

. - Connects you with a community of other trainees and gives you access to a discussion board with a couple of years worth of archived questions and responses. - The deal calculator provided is super solid.

Then if they want to pay you a fair fee for you to be their property manager, they could do that. 

Then you may have to do this via a TIC or a merger type transaction.I would discuss this with your CPA a 1031 expert in your area - presumably the person who will be helping complete the exchange. 

Yes, you can get on MLS by using a flat fee FSBO service. 

The PM company charges a fee equal to first months rent for this lease only service.