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KWC/GUELPH PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FEES

rgill

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Hello All: I am interested in what REIN members feel are reasonable property management fees for condo townhouses in the area.
These are student rentals.

Do yo pay a monthly fee plus lease signing fee (this is pricey as there is an annual turnover with students) or are you paying as a percentage of collected rents?

thanks.

Raj.
 
It will depend on how many properties you have to offer the property management company to manage. If there are a lot, then the percentage of gross rental income would be less than if there were only two or three.
 
This will vary depending on your portfolio size, condition of property, rent roll of property (are bedrooms being rented for $400 per month or $550 per month - do you have 3 beds or 5 beds in property?), and which company you use.

Most companies charge both a rental fee and ongoing management fee. Some, like mine, will customize packages to include re-rental fee in monthly management fees (ie slightly higher management fees but no re-rental charge). This along with other benefits can help smooth cash flow for the owner.

A standard fee from management companies in the area for something smaller would be around 5-6% of rent per month plus one month of rent rental fee. This will vary though with some higher and some lower. Many companies will not take on a single townhouse, and certain companies will not take on properties targetting student renters.

If your property is in Waterloo I`d be happy to help. If it`s in Kitchener, Cambridge, or Guelph I`d be happy to reference you to other companies that would be suitable.

QUOTE (rgill @ Sep 7 2010, 11:36 AM) Hello All: I am interested in what REIN members feel are reasonable property management fees for condo townhouses in the area.
These are student rentals.

Do yo pay a monthly fee plus lease signing fee (this is pricey as there is an annual turnover with students) or are you paying as a percentage of collected rents?

thanks.

Raj.
 
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