Realty Shares does charge a fee that varies by offering, but the anticipated returns reported on the site are net of fees. 

To answer your question, you can contact a Registered Agent Service in NJ that will charge you to set up the LLC and file all the paperwork.

They hire you and pay you X% of rental income for management services and you charge them one month's rent for each lease you negotiate.

They do not believe they should be charged a late fee if they pay their rent on time, but not the water by the 5th of the month.  

Normally I hold over mo to mo but his lease was written to term on end date unless extended. if he had just told me on the 13th he was leaving I think it would be pretty cut and dry but since he indicated he'd pay another month I am under the impression I could/should charge him.

I saw a lot rental listing has this "deductible" thing, I'm wondering if how many of you do that? It sure increases landlord's security, but on the other hand, it is also a distance you setup between you and tenant. I...

But whenever I hear "system," I get leary, especially if they're charging an arm and a leg for it.

But they charge really high interest rates.

From what I've found is, you just need to make sure that you find a Private Lender that is not going to charge anything up-front.  

If so, can we charge a fee because we have to now take care of something they're responsible for?