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Management companies are compensated in a variety of ways, and the types of fees and typical compensation vary widely throughout the country. In addition to a percentage or flat monthly fee, a firm may charge leasing fees, as well as fees for copies, postage, reports, court appearances, coordinating maintenance, getting bids, supervising capital improvements, and so on. Ask about these extra fees, and make sure that you fully understand the compensation of your property manager. But never evaluate the management company based on the management fee alone as a management company that competes on the lowest fees while certainly take shortcuts or assign way too many properties to each property manager, as the costs and overhead of a top property management firm are high.