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lara [203]
2 years ago
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A building's owner pays a property manager in 81/2% commission based on the units annualized rent for each new tenant last year

the manager signed five new tenants 3 at $795 per month one at $1,200 per month and one at $900 per month what was the total amount of the property managers new tenant commissions for that year?
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Vera_Pavlovna [14]2 years ago
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Commission paid by the building owner to the property Manager for the new tenant is $4575.

<h3>What is a Commission?</h3>

A brokerage receives compensation for delivering a customer who signs a lease by way of a rental commission. Frequently, rental commissions are stated as months of rent or as a percentage of the annual rent.

The calculation for the Commission of Property Manager:

Commission = Total annualised rent x percentage of Commission

                     = (795 x 12 x 3 + 1200 x 12 + 900 x 12) x 8.5%

                     = 53820 x 8.5% = $4,575

Commission for the property manager = $4,575.  

   

Thus,  a rental commission, a brokerage is paid for bringing a consumer who signs a lease. The commission for the property manager is $4,575.

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