Would also like examples of ways management fees (In general) could be set up.
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Well you can take the squaree footage of the apartments and divide it into the over all squar footage to get a percentage. That percentage would dictate the amount of expenses they should absorb. That is if your expenses are generalized.
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There are the initial fees for posting, plus a percentage of the final cost when you sell. That is based on the value of the item when you post it and what it finally goes for.
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Maybe the Better Business Bureau would have one. Maybe research Worldcom or Enron.
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Go to Yahoo or Google, and type in Portfolio Management.  You will get more info than you can ever digest.  Good luck!
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There are lot of Portfolio mgmt web based applications available.. one that can he checked in for customising is TeleLogic\nhttp://www.telelogic.com/corp/index.cfm\ncheck on the above link for more info and contact info for the same. May be this can give you a resolution.....
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I'd start with 5% on top of the seller fees.\n\ncheck out the link below for more info...\n\nhttp://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,316352,00.html
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Contact the province and request it. There will be a fee.
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Southcourt Property Management have put together a business start up pack in lettings and property management. Think their website is www.lettings-opportunity.co.uk.\nPack costs £575 I have bought one and it is very useful!
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300 to 400 dollars to set up, it is usually a percentage for administration. They should not go hog wild on charges to set up or they will lose the account. They nickel and dime you on all of the other fees anyway.\n\nSample charges one company (this is a step up from their cheap plan):\nPRO 401k Plans\n(Using Multiple - Fund Families) \nSetup Fees:\n $500.00 \nPer Participant Setup Fees:  $5.00 \nAnnual Fees:\n $1,500.00 \nPer Participant Annual Fees: $25.00 \nLoan Setup Fees/Per Loan:\n $25.00 \nLoan Annual Fees/Per Loan:\n $25.00
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i dont know what the fees are right now but they use that money to maintain the parks, the state has been cutting funding from all aspects of programs so they have to do something to maintain the parks, to keep them clean and safe for alot of people, i do not disagree with paying a fee,
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My company did this last year.  We asked each department to identify the top risks to our business from their perspective.  We also asked them to get out of the box and look at everything from market changes to having a key employee leave.   \n\nOnce we had a list of risks, we used a scale of 1-10 for three areas:  1) Chance of this happening, 2) Cost to Cure  3) Revenue Risk.  This wasn't a perfect science, but it gave us something to work with and a common language.  \n\nWe found there was a list of about 100 and we tackled them based upon budget and bandwidth of the key employees.  \n\nI am certain there are MBA's out there who will have better answers.  Good luck.
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Take a look a samples that are close to what you want at http://www.bplans.com/samples/sba.cfm
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I heard that management makes a ton of money there - like close to 6 figures.  Maybe it's just a rumor but if that's the path your offer could lead to it might be worth looking into.
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Here's a free management library which should answer most of your questions  http://www.managementhelp.org/ And, here's a list of Grant sources  http://www.intergate.com/~rclowney/g739.htm  And, here's a list of helpful reading material  http://www.intergate.com/~rclowney/tools.htm\n\nGood Luck!
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Below are some links that might help.
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*$3.00 monthly administration fee.\n*Interest calculated on daily closing balance paid monthly.\n*Interest rate for corresponding balances\n0.10%  Over $25,000+         \n0.05%  Between $5,000-$24,999 \n0.00%  Between $0-$4,999
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try Gartex group http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/GarTex/