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I need money... anyone know how to charge for property management? - 06/12/08 03:15 PM
I am about to take on a property management position on some high end condos --- between 300,000 and 3,000,000. There are only 30 units. I am curious the best form of fee structure? per unit? A percentage of each months rent? a flat fee? based on what? I really have no clue where to start- but really want to take on the adventure to become acquainted with the clientelle. Any help? JJ
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How to explain improvements didnt improve the price? - 06/07/08 09:57 AM
I have a seller who is adamant about the "$50,000" she put into the home-- although my calculations put it more around $15,000. She bought the home for 210,000 four years ago and thinks the 50,000 should add a lot to the asking price... how do you explain it doesn't work like that to your clients?
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HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION question-- how do you set the fee amount? - 06/06/08 01:19 PM
I am part of a project with condos ranging from 300,000 to 3,000,000.... and I am supposed to set the association fees and was wondering if there is a formula I can go by?? I looked up some fees and they almost seem to be around 9% of the sales price? SHould I go with asking price- sales price- or square footage? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. JJ Canull
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JJ Canull
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