Is it common practice for the contractor you hire to charge a “PM fee”?

The water bill is in his name however last month there was a water leak and the water company is charging him for the usage fee.

I would add that if the number of investor units in the whole complex exceeds certain percentages it affects the ability of new buyers to purchase using Conventional or FHA loans depending on the %. 

This Attorney lost that law suit which was for incompetence representing a Buyer.One of the things we want to accomplish is to allow information to be disseminated in to the public records so that anyone who chooses to use that Attorney has the ability to conduct a public search before they retain him.Without these cases, he record looks incredibly good as a practicing Attorney for over 2 decades and no disciplinary action against him.We want to proceed not just to get Kevin's money back, but also to hopefully allow others to have that ability to find information to make a wise choice on selecting an Attorney. 

His company does good work, they show up on time, and charge a fair rate.

@Julia ParslowYou are correct that the contingent deferred sales charge may not apply if you have had the annuity for a certain number of years; however both federal, and depending on your state of residence, state taxes will apply if you take a distribution. 

Scenario: $1,000,000 List priceBuyer #1:offers $960,000 submitted with a qualification letter for the same $960,000 with $5,000 scribbled in the deposit line of offerBuyer #2:offers $955,000 submitted with a qualification letter for $1,213,700 (odd number is for a reason) with a $40,000 Good Faith check or Escrow Letter Most sellers and listing realtors would go with Offer #2, where the buyer is negotiating from a Position of Strength, backed up with a substantial Deposit showing they are a serious and capable buyer.

So I got the package of rental forms from WI Legal something or other, and on the initial agreement (M-M) I only required tenants to pay for "water"; not fully realizing that the Milwaukee water bill also has "sewer" and "muni" charges - which are far more than "water". 

@Khader Moh as far as investing outside of your immediate area, I agree that it is definitely more complex as far as finding capable Property Managers etc....

Instead of assuming maintenance people and property managers are charging you full rate, they have literally over 1000 properties in my city alone.