What he didn't realize was upon entering the room all I would notice is the brand new 55" flat screen TV so we now know where some of that income tax went to.Finally, let's summarize the last 30 days.

Throwing a dart at a chart I don't expect more than a 10% price correction...but we're up 8% just from the low inventory of the quarantine...so Flat?

to answer some or all questions you have about the Excess Proceeds-Overages business. 

The contract says I must pay a $100 cancellation penalty plus remaining management fees (10%) but I’m wondering if there is A: a way to recoup some of these excessive charges and/or B: avoid the cancellation fees due to breach of contract.My last correspondence with the PM was an email sent on April 3 that they haven’t replied to.

I am thinking 10% of rehab cost and if it's less than $10,000 then it would be a flat fee.

Have you guys come up with structured ways to pay realtors or are you just coming up with a flat-rate commission? 

This happens frequently, because the earth is round and paper is flat.

I have done this sometimes, for a flat fee, and since there’s no marketing, negotiations, showing or other aspects involved, it’s something that can be done for a reasonable flat fee.

Billing back utilities can be tricky and including them in the rent is for sure going to lead to excess usage.

My concern with retail is the excess inventory could push rents lower.