It could be $150 well spent just to see what they can do, see if you can get one more tenant out of them.As for plumbing being replaced though, see what a plumber will charge you.

The short sale listing agent will not charge the home seller any fees or commissions.  

I have seen many try to maximize and charge $50 more per month and have lots of tenant problems and turnover.

When I looked up the HOA, the fees  were twice what other communities in the area charge.

I am not sure if there is a charge for a general consultation. 

Some charge a fee for rentals, and want the tenants information.

I trying to determine my fees to be charged to the property owner and I wanted to benchmark the prices that are currently set within the property management industry.

Just find a broker that does not charge a desk fee/monthly fee.Another option is to have your agent set you up with multiple queries - you can go for very specific or just make them very generic.

When we calculated 3 years of expenses the actual rental rate is $ 9sq ft not even close to going rate in a class B building in our area and the cam charges are $7 sq ft yet there are individual electric meters for each suite.

Do you know if by law you can even charge them $3000.00?