I am a payroll administrator for a construction company.

Here are the administrative rules that you can read through and learn how it works also:http://revenue.alabama.gov/advalorem/rulesandregs/

However, you'll also want to include estimates for maintenance, administrative expenses, capex reserves, etc.You should save on some maintenance expenses by updating the property when you rehab, but over the long haul, you'll certainly want to set your expectations in check.

Follow up immediately with the tenant's case manager or an administrator in the office.

The seller is the person in charge (administrator, executor or generically 'personal rep').If you study seller financing techniques and become really familiar with how to communicate and apply the many terms and methods, your investing program can be hugely successful. 

Over the years I've learned that if you do not collect by Saturday night all the money gets spent on lifestyle (typically drugs)I had a descent morning collecting over $5k in cash paid in very small bills (one person gave me $650.00 in $10.00 bills) that I stuff under the floor mats of my car in case someone gets "froggy" with me.

The landlord shall be entitled to receive as administrative expenses, a sum equivalent to one per cent per annum upon the security money so deposited, paid to the tenant annually upon the anniversary date (3rd year) of the commencement of his lease. (68 P.S. §§ 250.511b(b))Separate Security Deposit Bank Account: Required (68 P.S. §§ 250.511b) oFunds held for more than 2 years and funds over $100 must be deposited in an escrow account federally or state-regulated institution.oThe landlord must notify the tenants in writing the name and address of the banking institution in which such deposits are held, and the amount of such deposits.Nonrefundable Fees: No StatuteApplication Fees: No Statute.

The purposes for which you can deduct from a tenant's security deposit are strictly limited by state law or administrative rule.  

The following is a list of self directed IRA custodians, as well as third-party administrators (TPA), separated by size (assets under custody).

I took a look at mine and found that about 25% of my monthly fee is going towards some type of administration.