You will have tenants calling to ask why you charged them for putting a hole in the wall and where their deposit is.

We don't sell anything or charge for attendance.

and the GC agreed not to charge me for the additional painting as it was a mistake and outside the agreed upon SOW.Working with this particular GC remotely was very difficult.

@Luis C Ceniceros Typically, at least with the tax pros here on BP (from what I gather), no one really charges hourly or time-based fees (myself included).Not only is it an outdated billing method but it's counterproductive for a successful tax planning relationship (especially when dealing with real estate investors).

with regards to interest rate you are charging and if that rate requires the use of a broker. 

But generally speaking, I would imagine it is real hard to charge more for upgrading them.Eventually you do need to replace the roof, and no doubt the same can be said for windows.

Steve Ferguson is another highly recommended but he doesn't have his own people to do maintenance and repairs so hes paying top market prices for that stuff and he charges half months rent for new tenants.

Just trying to sort out the logistics before I go and hire someone from over there as a cost saving method and then realize I was getting charged up the wooza for every call.

If they do .. just show up and argue your case.In Oregon I got tired of this and we have eviction services.. its all they do.. and instead of hiring a lawyer by the hour.. they charge a flat fee used to be 600 or 650 bucks.. you give them a copy of the lease and they get the people out.. 

@Anthony Wick do they or you get hit with a payment charge thru PayPal?