Did yours agree to a flat 7% even if they bring a new tenant?

Generally they charge a monthly flat fee in the $100 to $200 range, and then either a commission split or a flat transaction fee when you do a transaction.If you want more info, PM me and I'll pass along their contact info.Good luck!

But on average I would say that a month a year baked into your expectations will do you right long term.

Jon,Speaking for sfr rents are fairly flat.

I've had appraisers who have flat out said, "I want to get this appraisal to come in at the sale price, but it's just not possible."

It's one of those old 1950's style houses with a partial flat roof and the AC condensor is on the roof, and the handler is in the attic.This is in Florida, where the insurance rules tend to be strict, and a 4 point inspection is required for "old" properties.

Put it up on the MLS through a flat fee broker and the marketing and selling has been up to us.

at the end you pay cost on the HD receipt and then a flat fee per hour for labor.We like this because we don't have to bother the tenants multiple times to get a problem fixed and they guarantee their work for 1 year.

These days the MLS feeds a lot of private websites, there are also flat fee services that charge around $300 to sellers on its way to reducing or eliminating the need for a sellers agent imo.

I had a washers/dryers in the basement of the 2 flat and this was used by both tenants.