My investor charged a flat 10% fee for 6 months.

If you could raise all the rents to the $1,100 mark and then maybe the second year establish either a billback for water or charge a flat fee rate for water then how would the deal look?  

My property manager suggested when I bought the building that I just do a flat rate charge, and knowing what I know now I wish I had done it. 

You could even give them the first right to a lease option where you will sell to them after a year or two.My guess is that a good incentive is to flat out agree to pay their moving cost.

Is there a flat roof7.

And the top economists in Utah have suggested a flat market here for the next 12 months - not down. 

Louis County or City there's a flat fee eviction lawyer I can recommend, $400.

Dont get me wrong, I was flat broke back then, and living in my car.

Other deductions might be delayed into the future altogether.

Pay a GC a flat rate to manage the project and hire him/her to do the parts they like to do (mine likes trim, cabinetry, counters, doors).