I don't do much commercial but the lender I use doesn't charge a fee up front. 

Since such PE's do their own due diligence, they charge a fee for their services.

You can save a lot of money by doing the work yourself compared to hiring a contractor but at the same point you want to make sure it is legitimate.

Then you can determine if you want to charge an application fee. 

There is a charge per transaction.

Hi guys, I have been purchasing rental properties in TX and GA using conventional mortgage, but I'm thinking at some point in the future I want to purchase my own primary residence, and afraid that if I keep buying rental properties and maxing my leverage using my W2 income I will be too levered to buy my own residence.As someone that recently started out, I use conventional mortgage because of the lower interest rates and my lender doesn't charge me any origination fee (although not a fan of 25% down on small multi).

2/1 in the Bronx I charge 1500 and a 1/1 1000.

We've had a third inspection before and the inspector could've charged us $75 for it, but chose to waive the fee.Hope that helps!

It turns out her old landlady in a similar situation had brought out a contractor and made a lot of noise about replacing the whole vinyl window, and finally charged her $70.00 for an entire new screen frame shipped from the window manufacturer.Same landlady who ate my tenant's security deposit and had never heard of giving notice before banging on the door.

Go over your PM contract, contract should state what are your turnover fees they vary by PMs..Some will charge 50% first month rent as Finder fees other might charge full month rent.Concerning your question, PM role varies by companies.