Property Management
What is a 'management fee' in Rhode Island property management and how is it typically calculated?
AA flat fee per year for managing the property
BA percentage of the gross collected rents, typically 5%-12% for residential properties✓ Correct
CA per-unit fee charged monthly
DA fee based on the appraised value of the property
Explanation
Property management fees in Rhode Island are typically calculated as a percentage of gross collected rents (often 5%-12% for residential), reflecting the manager's work in collecting rent, handling maintenance, and managing tenants.
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