I was wondering if folks on this board could provide some feedback about property management fees in their neck of the woods.

Here's the two scenarios he gave me.Scenario #1 I put down 85k on a 375k property. 30 yr. fixed at 6.9% at 1point and 1% origination fee.

To the best of my knowledge, there are more or less three general kinds of checks you can get:-Raw credit report, no scores, cheapest-Credit report with FICO or other scores, moderate-Credit + Risk report with rental recommendations, expensiveI don't know the setup fees for many of the places that offer these.

They charge a monthly fee to use the site so I was wondering what kind of hit rate people were getting from the site.

An still probably do well and make good money.There's numerous hidden markets in the real estate industry that allows opportunity for all personality types.

Birddogs locate properties for investors and charge a finders fee or something like that for locating it for them.

Perhaps for a fee, maybe 1% of the sales price or something, you could take all the great marketing ideas and help her sell it.

.$100,000 ARV-$25,000 Repairs-$20,000 Profit for Buyer-$3,000 Holding Costs/Interest for Buyer-$6,000 Closing Costs to Buyer-$6,000 Your Assignment FeeMPP (Max Purchase Price) $40,000That means you can offer a max of $40,000 for you to make your $6k assignment fee, and for the buyer to make $20k.

I don't live in IL but I just had an appraisal done of the house and it's lot so the refi applied only to that one, then quit claimed the other lot to myself.A 30 minute visit to an attorney may be worth the fee.

Also, charge them a late fee per day that they are beyond your contracted date.