I decided to stick with the one that I had and paid the annual fee (rather than monthly fee). 

I recently received notification my loan met the requirements for my FHA mortgage insurance to be removed.

Call a couple until you find one you like then schedule a time to talk about your buildings under contract then you will receive advice tailored towards your situation and needs.

So, in your situation $12,000 annual rent divided by .20 is $60,000.

I wouldn't prorate any days and I'd also point out that the received a couple of free days already when they moved in.

That is not the case everywhere, and not the case where I live in DC where almost no agents are involved with rentals.It is pretty common for agents in Boston to receive fees from both the landlords and the tenants.

It started with a $6,000 mistake...Late Saturday, enjoying one of my much needed nights out, I received a text from one of my tenants stating that the A/C unit was just blown out..I wasn't concerned except that it was a 2am text & call and that the next day was Sunday (weekend service repair calls are always more expensive).As summer approaches, I knew that this was a situation that needed my immediate attention...I immediately had one of my managers collect some quotes for a new unit and labor (never use Yelp!

We received a call from a potential client that is in pre-foreclosure and would like to work with us, however, the situation is a bit odd.

The case was being dragged on in court, all the while we were receiving harassing notices stating service would be terminated and a lien would be placed on our property.

If he received no compensation, yes...as long as he doesn’t represent anyone.