The larger you go up in center size the PM fee can come down to 3% in some cases.CAM ( common area maintenance fees ) typically cover property taxes, landlord insurance, PM fees, maintenance to the building and service contracts.Some tenants instead of a NNN leases have NN lease or a gross lease.

It was a good indicator of how they treat people and provide service.

The web site says http://fortworthtexas.gov/neighborhoods/NEZ/Promote housing, economic development and quality services in Fort Worth central city.So what does this really mean for those of us who have rentals in the area? 

@Wayne Brooks , it is mandated also by the servicer. 

Curious if this is potentially cheaper than using a known service.  

(It is taking 3 weeks just to get our recent note purchase transferred to our servicer, and another month of waiting after before we can even begin outreach)Foreclosure will most likely be the case which will result in a couple possible scenarios.1 MHP is purchased by another bidder at foreclosure auction. 

Should I just be calling companies in the area that provide the services I'd be using, as well as a mortgage broker, and get the quotes from them? 

I would start off with an income-driven repayment plan - see your loan servicer for more information.

That way you get the same service done for likely the same low price (much less than a Realtor commission would be), with the additional benefit that everything is easy on the escrow company.

Hook and Ladder Development and Schneider Family of Services have taken on some properties on Seneca St and the surrounding streets.