I understand the tenant needs to pay for that, but I'm not sure if the tenant should have to pay for all of these other fees.I understand that if the tenant doesn't pay out of their deposit, then I have to pay these fees.I have two questions:1) Is it standard for a property manager to charge all of these fees upon move out? 

I understand their motivation.

Include the plans for the trailer's demise so the underwriters and appraisers understand it's going away.  

Could you point me in the direction of any commercial lenders that I could talk with to get a better understanding? 

My understanding is that rents have grown consistently over the last several years in certain markets (such as Nashua) and there’s a lot of money looking for yield, so unless rents are overcooked or demand for rentals goes down, I don’t really see a change in the near future.Would love to hear about people’s thoughts or talk to anyone who is active in the market and willing to share their experiences.Thanks,Kyle

@Steve Vaughan  one thing for certain once people understand how safe it is to own rentals in East Wenatchee there is going to be a huge run.. no forest fires maybe a grass fire and of course some blowing dust and sand.. but other than that one of the safest places to be for any kind of negative weather events. 

Hello , biggerpockets I am new to all of this, so heres my question does anyone a good realtor that understands investors frame of mind in SanAntonio, Texas.

Hello , biggerpockets I am new to all of this, so heres my question does anyone a good realtor that understands investors frame of mind in SanAntonio, Texas.

I would start by attempting to understand seller motivation: if the rents make sense/cover the note and the ARV is 50k, why is the landlord selling at such a reduced price?  

I understand your frustation.