Let's say instead I charged $9,000 which I would collect over 3 years.

Some are being marketed as turnkey ready to move in and collect checks, I know that's BS to begin with but after running numbers they are losing 150-200/month at their list price...

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.

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 had success in getting foundation companies to come out and evaluate the property, provide a formal estimate for the repairs, and have no issue providing the required supporting data for Fannie Mae.

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.

My advise is to be honest with why you want the data.

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.