Property Management
In Ohio, 'property management fees' for commercial properties are often structured differently from residential, commonly based on:
AA flat monthly fee only
BA percentage of gross collected rents plus leasing commissions for new tenants✓ Correct
CA percentage of the property's appraised value
DA fixed fee per unit
Explanation
Commercial property management fees often combine a base management fee (percentage of gross rents) with leasing commissions for securing new tenants and potentially construction management fees for tenant improvements.
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