Whatever the average bill is, I'd charge that to the tenant!

Average per booking initial cost , taxes , cleaning service , capex , and etcWell done

I definitely recommend you download the meet-up app if you are having trouble connecting with other investors, it will show you all the meetups in your area so you can go meet other investors in person.

@Robert Leitner$585 does sound somewhat higher than average for a desktop report.

In real estate, you can’t time the market, so you buy what makes sense when you have the ability to buy and you continue to do so along the way throughout different cycles of the market, similar to dollar cost averaging.

Nobody would ever admit to using an average inspector as a way to avoid blowing up deals.

Too expensive to work on rental properties.Type 2 (High Quality, Average Price)They rarely do new construction (except for garages), focus on additions & remodeling, no maintenance work.Often online advertising, may have one-person sales/bid staff, outsources design, office support typically consists of secretary and bookkeeper.Equates to a decent amount of overhead, leading to markups of 35%+.Bids: May take a while to get a bid from them because they don’t have dedicated sales staff.

On average though you will every 18-24 months.In order for a rental to be profitable with PM you really need better than 1% rent ratios, closer to 1.5% or so.

There are some extremely supply constrained markets where the national average over decades won't compare.

I also have had tenants stay an average of about 4 years, so my turnover costs are very low, but when they turn, it typically costs me 1500-2500.