Generally speaking, the more money you make, the higher a percentage of that additional income that you will owe to the IRS. 

Don’t look at only their managers fee, ask what the average client pays in total fees (monthly, lease up, extensions, etc) as a percentage of rent collected.

It doesn’t get a whole lot better than this folks. unemployment really depends on where you live but it started to become hotter news in 2024 for sure ... dont just focus on the percentage but focus on the quality of the job that's being cutand some news ;-) lolhttps://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/california-s-une...

You can give a percentage of the membership to your friend if you planning to share the profit and your friend can be a member for ever.

They charge a percentage of the old home's sales price as a fee with a minimum of $9,000.

Would that standard 35-40% opex ratio be inclusive of some percentages for property mgmt fees (8-10% usually) and some sort of capex reserve assumptions?

So when the purchase price is on the lower end, the percentage tends to be higher because there are fixed costs involved.

A  quick search shows that such companies charge a certain percentage of the asset value per year.

Queen Creek and other suburbs like Buckeye and Maricopa were among the fastest-growing large cities with growth rates over 6%.New Braunfels, Texas - Located near San Antonio, New Braunfels had a growth rate of 5.7% from 2021-2022 and a total population of 104,707.Montgomery County, Texas - This suburban county north of Houston grew by 4.3% from 2021 to 2022, part of a 47.7% population increase since 2010 When the absolute value of the city is so small, the percentages appear huge.5% growth rate from 100k to 105k really isn't going to attract industries or shows true tangible growth besides folks just being pushed out of Austin and SA.

Some other items came into play were manager percentage of late fees and maintenance oversight fees and renewal fees.