@Rashad Jennings,  don't charge a termination fee. 

If property in a trust, you will need to determine who is in charge of the trust.Since the trust agreement is not recorded and typically remains private, you do not know who the settlor named as successor trustee. 

Remember, HML's are going to charge points and above-market rates.  

Resorts will typically charge a far higher commission to market and manage a rental unit.

You get what you pay for so if are looking for someone at $3/hr (I have two low cost ones) then you can expect a different work experience than someone who is charging more.

CPA may charge a little extra for that, but it'll ensure your lender-calculated DTI isn't a mess when attempting to get fannie/freddie mortgages in the subsequent two tax years.

Then you can charge premium rents and increase the cash flow and the quality of the tenants in the building.In Seattle, those "Apodments" are big right now.

You can actually charge a premium for apartment 8, 88, 888 etc. in highly ethnic areas.  

In my area yes PMs charge a months rent as a lease up fee.

As for the Title Policy: "Seller will pay the basic charge for the buyer's title policy, but the buyer will pay any additional premiums for the survey/area and boundary deletion".