To make a long story short, I would be in charge of raising all capital and handling the money.

And don't be surprised if you are charged for the estimate.

I don't see that under your "origination charges" where mine shows up, so I'd say you did better than I did.

You should look to see the built in gain in the securities.Your old brokerage account may charge you a fee for transferring the fees to your new brokerage.

Don't forget to factor in costs you'd need to get those numbers (if applicable). 

If you are insistent on having them as signatories to the lease (aka a tenant), then screen them to the same degree as any other tenant applicant.

I looked online and saw the IRS charges about 5% late payment and interest charges per month.

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I charge $700 for a 2 bedroom including a garage.

Hello Everyone,Would like to seek some recommendation about my situation: Bought my condo (detached garage) 3 years ago at $432k in Arcadia, CaliforniaI will be moving to Seattle in a couple of monthsThe property management company says I can try to rent it out for $2595 and they charge 5% management fee a month, $130.