I don't know what a typical split is, but since they are doing most of the work and taking on the risk of the construction loan, maybe it's a 20/80 split or a 30/70 (30% to you, 70% to them).

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Can I get either money (how much typically...worth the attorney fees?)

For me that is one of the EASIEST maintenance calls I get.In addition, I will pick up some used washers and dryers locally off facebook marketplace for $150-200 and store them usually for when I put a new rental in service and need to put appliances in it.

It goes on to say the property manager / agent below is authorized to order repairs and/or service to the building.I live approximately 75 miles and it would take me roughly 1:15-20 to get to the property.Adding to the pain....It also says *** New Applicants must complete Rental Property Training within 6 months of application.

Some are local people to the listing and assist in boots in the ground activities, others just do guest communications etc.A PM is not necessarily a building manager, but does typically manage the whole process property. 

@Tom Server made a great point:  confirm their services (ie: are they paying your taxes and home insurance).

Today, I want to take this opportunity to ​clarify some things and share what is going to change.Under the current compensation model, a seller typically pays a commission of 5% or 6% to their listing agent.

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Fixed costs for trash service.