It's typically percentage of 1st month rent or a flat rate. 

It will be handy once we lose 100% depreciation. 3) Section 179 is also expanded to include Roofs, HVAC,  Alarm, and security system for nonresidential buildings. 4) 100% bonus depreciation for qualified property (not buildings).5) A like-kind exchange is still available for Real properties, not personal properties (auto, equipment) with the new law.  6) If you have RE Trade or business as C-corp, the tax rate is now flat 21% and you dont pay any AMT taxes on top of your regular taxes. 

He’s 200 dollars a day flat fee regardless of the work so it’s a steal.

Get you home listed with a flat-fee MLS company.

He is currently balking saying I could take the equity percent or receive flat rent.He is expected me to put up the 20,000 sf building at the end of year 1.

Flat pop growth makes it hard to increase occupancy, rents or value.  

Rates, based on info from local property mgmt companies, also stayed somewhat flat or had very modest increases.

Every situation is different, so to throw a blanket statement out that buyers don’t make repairs is just flat out false and not helping anyone in this thread.

Some municipalities charge a flat rate for sewage for EDU (equivalent dwelling unit) (ahem Butler Area Sewer Authority) that isn't usage based at all

The rent to own has generated more interest than the straight rental.The home value will be right around $78k in value after refinancing.A flat $4000 down payment, the property price increased to $90k(for me being the bank) and it will be on an 15yr am at 10%.