You'll have to check your agreement to see if the seller can recover attorney's fee as well.

If I want to analyze a multifamily property which asking price is $3.400.000,00 and already has a loan for $1.462.000,00; The property is being sold with the loan, and this is a non-recourse loan that must be assumed, and there is a 1% fee to assume the loan which is also included in the asking price.

The apartment management team sent me an email saying I owe fees of $110 within the next 30 days

He specifically went and found sellers who were motivated to sell but not actually displaced (one guy was in jail and wanted money for legal fees, it had been his parents' house). 

So when a wholesaler says he wants to sell you a property he has under contract (i.e. assign the contract to you), but he doesn't want to disclose what price he has it under contract for (since he doesn't want you to see his markup/fee), you can assume he's a new wholesaler and probably doesn't really know what he's doing. 

However, that will change soon.I currently have one SFR in South Africa which is going along quite nicely but I don't know how beneficial it will be to my San Diego goals because of fees, taxes, currency conversion etc.

I meant to set a small late fee to be charged per day, but instead it was set the small late fee to be charged per month if they dont pay the rent on time.

I do know that they do have enough money of their own to pay all the Arch fees without a loan so I'm sure plenty of cash is needed up front aside from the downpayment (which land value counts towards also).

@Cassi Justiz Make sure to charge the tenant $75 for service fee.

During this time, she added a $50 late fee, and a $75 3-day notice fee.