Probably half that honestly.

It makes sense that the listing agent would not want to receive half a commission for doing "double" the work.

You can rent out half of it to a nice guy name bubba to help offset your holding cost.

I usually pick a number higher than what I am actually looking for and don't usually do this unless there hasn't been a rent increase for at least a year and a half.

(I like them and didn't want to give ultimatum.)Fortunately, I got 2 months deposit at lease signing (1 month is normal in area), so I offered about half of 1 month's deposit back to sign the new 6 month lease.

It's suppose to be more then 18 inches from the roof.

Trash/Solid Waste is a fixed fee and is a part of the utility bill paid by the tenant.I do need to interview a few PM companies in the area, is a half month the norm or does it really vary by region?

I learned a long time ago, sometimes getting half of what they owe is enough not to waste any more time and money fighting with the insurance company.I shared that to say, you can file a claim with your insurance company, but they may or may not pay the claim?

The only exception is the HVAC/roof; if these items are half or less of their expected manufacturer lifespan it would be worth it.

A pro might be ok with collecting half, since they will probably split that 50/50 with the actual creditor.I can't recall the AJ creditors requirement regarding refiling an involuntary lien (at least for CA) since I always deal with them and don't let them hang.