I am trying to think of ways to get incentivized and get paid based on high occupancy rate and was hoping to get some feedback here. Obviously high turnover and charging 1 months rent to lease a space is bad for the o...
Who should get the late payment fee when tenant doesn't pay on time?
A- The Property Owner
B- The Management Company
and Why?
Seeking advice for a first timer. I listed my home for rent and after 30+ days of reviews and home tours signed a lease on 3/30 with an individual who met my preferences for financial/credit history but could not move...
If you receive a full rent payment without the late fee included after you sent the pay or quit notice. Do you send the payment back when you demand the late payment fee, or keep the payment and just demand the late ...
I have a tenant that has been paying rent late for the last 6 months. Rent comes in anywhere between the 15th until almost the end of the month. Is it typical for property managers to keep the late charge collected? ...
Hey allHas anyone successfully moved away from (or at least supplemented) the standard % fee for property managers in favor of bonuses and incentives that align the interests of the landlord and property managers? For...
I am considering getting my real estate license. I plan to buy several properties this year and I am assuming that I will be able to get +/_ 3% of the commission by having my own license.
What expenses will ...
I have a consistent situation and would like I some best advices. My tenant pays late (7 days -10 days late) but also pays the late fees. The issue is in few instances, the tenant rent plus late fees but keeps a smal...
So my question is, when do I stop charging my tenant a daily late fee charge if he has already paid most of rent but maybe still owes $100 for that month? I have a renter who usually is about a week or two late with ...
We are revising our management agreement as it relate to the student housing we manage. Wanted BP input on some items:A;) Typical fees charged. Right now we only charge 10% of gross income (rent, fees, forfeited depos...