What do you charge for your service?

by Bill
(Magnolia Texas)

What do you charge to review and negotiate a contract?

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Dec 19, 2013
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Crazy Eddie would say...
by: Tower Genius

Our prices are so low, we are practically giving our services away.



Of course we are not that insane.

Our prices are purposely not published here, but they are ridiculously affordable. We have an incentive to maximize your revenues and our compensation is tied to our ability to add value to your lease.

As we have been regularly told by many of our landlords, "You guys do not charge enough for your services!"

Please call us.

888-313-9750
Tower Genius

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