My favorite one charges me $150/year fee total for 1-10 homes, doesn't charge me to fill a vacancy, and charges 8% of rents collected.

Is this an active practice or a thing of the past?

I'm sure the costs are negligible but it just occurred to me.Second, while the trash pick-up is paid for by the tenants, how should I go about collecting the payment since there is only one bill.

I am a Real Estate Sales Agent practicing primarily in the Greater San Diego Community.

I know in MI law the seller is either required to transfer security deposits to the buyer or return them to the tenants and the new owner is responsible for collecting deposits.

They receive collection notices from their lender and probably their car loan, credit cards, and who knows what else.

What is considered a good monthly commission on gross monthly collections from the company providing equipment for my laundry rooms?

There were 18 items in collection, none current.

You can no longer "submit" new offers.I am moving on to something else, just wanted a "NO" so I can move this off my desk to the dust collection pile LOL.

The "puddle" may be gone, but the circumstances that cleaned it up did not fix any of the issues that caused and perpetuate it.It isn't our economy in general that caused this problem, it was unethical lending practices corroborated by the Feds, banks, and Wall Street, plus ignorant and/or lying home buyers.