What if the market stays flat or goes down ?

I have also seen a "listing fee" which is a flat rate for advertising your place on the market, so you will just need to ask what their policy is.In terms of accounting for it, if you mean when you are running the numbers in a BP calculator, you could always just add into the closing costs or other expenses categories, I know it wouldn't be perfect but at least it would remind you it exists.And I agree, the extra fee for placing a tenant could incentivize the PM to create a higher turnover rate but not always, you will just have to feel that one outHope this helped 

We sell all of our rehab flip ourself using a flat fee broker service. $100 fee and it’s put on the MLS for us and we run the show!

Currently considering if it's worth buying a flat here by leveraging my property and investments overseas.

However, with C-corporations being taxed at a flat 21%, you are seeing more and more people operate as a C-Corporation. 

Partner with a realtor or pay a realtor to list it on the MLS for a flat fee (in both rent and home sale sections if you can).

Looking for 2-4 flats in Chicago under 400K, (mainly 2 flats at that price point) Logan Square, Humboldt, West Town.

Many are paying record high prices, with the current good economic news baked in and forecast to continue forever, and justifying these prices on the basis that "rentals are recession-proof."

I was working long hours as Transporation Broker for a company based out of Louisville and at the time had a 1 year old and was renting out a flat in the highlands.

I was working long hours as Transporation Broker for a company based out of Louisville and at the time had a 1 year old and was renting out a flat in the highlands.