My lease charges 3x the normal rent rate, prorated daily, for a holdover tenant.

Yes you can charge the tenants for water, how you calculate a fair share to each is negotiable and it must be done at the beginning of a new lease.

(It's always a good idea to check state laws on these sorts of things.)For us, when it's a duplex or so, we usually just advertise the units as "all bills paid" and charge a bit higher rent.

@Helen ZhangFirst, to qualify for a Solo 401k you must have legitimate self-employment activity or business, and no full time employees.

He is saying my total origination charges are about 1000.

You may just be stuck paying for it, but I would question the charges.

Recently I had a contractor install LVP in a home I'm remodeling. We got an estimate from him for the project for $2,753. nothing was ever signed. The contractor was terrible to work with and hard to get ahold of. we ...

Charge your late fees and keep them compounding until they pay rent.

First, a PMC has no ownership in a property, so once you factor in appreciation and equity, owners should make far more than a PMC.2nd, every owner thinks that PMC's charge too much, yet they expect excellent service!

As far as I know, Zillow is the only one that charges.