For example if you just want an attorney that does landlord evictions.. go after small single attorneys, and tell them your putting out a request for pricing for evictions, they will normally give you a flat fee for first hearing type thing.

Call the agent directly, get a feel for the property, and the sellers mood, offer the agent that you will pay their commission, maybe a flat fee that is comparable to the 650k price, if they came make the deal happen at the price point you want..

We also found a number of factual errors in the appraisal -- wrong number of bedrooms, wrong number of fireplaces, a stand-alone workshop that was missed altogether, etc.

I know that there are flat fee or percentage charges.

I'm with Central Metro Realty and have been very happy with the flat fee structure and flexibility.

For every transfer of title, the county and state impose a transfer tax (PA is a flat 1%, Philadelphia charges 3.28% on top of that, other counties often an additional 1%).

This is driving down the rental apartment/flat market in the urban areas where I have properties too and effecting my cash flow.

On average, the annual rental increase has been 0.87% (since 2009) and is going to be flat for the next 5 years.Is this typical for a NNN lease (i.e. do the renewal negotiations skew so far in favor of the tenant that they can get the landlord to pay for major repairs etc. and the annual rent increase is quite small)?

Insurance companies are really tightening up and I think until the roof is replaced you're going to be paying high premiums or denied altogether.

I traced it to her toilet, which had been running for at least 3 days based on the water rushing down the drain pipe in basement (which at the time I thought was rain draining from the flat roof).