Property Management
The management fee for a property manager is commonly calculated as:
AA flat fee per property
BA percentage of gross collected rents✓ Correct
CA percentage of the property's appraised value
DA fixed hourly rate
Explanation
Property management fees are most commonly charged as a percentage of the gross rents collected — typically ranging from 8%–12% for residential properties. This aligns the manager's incentive with keeping the property rented.
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