Philanthropists don't usually charge for their time.

I charged the tenant a $50 fee only because in my contract I state they are responsible for the first $50 of a maintenance charge.

If I was bidding that job I would charge $70 per lineal foot to remove and dispose of old heaters and mount and wire new ones.

The company actually charged by linear feet, around outside of house, not square feet.

People that do charge for their services and its worth every penny.

They charge 1% origination fee.

The better it looks the faster it will move.

He was fixing up houses as rentals but was buying faster than he could fix up.

@Mike Todd I have found that those companies usually have a lot of hidden fees, limitations, and charges; i.e. a limit to transaction amounts, amount of transactions, etc.My recommendation would be to find a Broker in your area with some experience and negotiate with them about your compensation split.

Which is why I don't understand how landlords can charge such high rents relative to the cost of owning.