To get it, he also had to pay 15 percent of a year's rent, or $2,790, as a broker's fee.

The fee was 15 percent of a year's rent, or more than $3,000.

They generally charge tenants 15 percent of a year's rent.

The two paid a broker's fee of 15 percent of a year's rent, and moved in earlier this month.

Miss Policy never even tried going through brokers to find a place because their fees, 10 to 15 percent of a year's rent, are too high.

As a result, residents will have to leave to use the subsidies, which will pay 70 percent of their rent.

But the increase is not to exceed 6 percent of a tenant's rent a year.

Commercial tenants are now assessed taxes at 6 percent of their rent.

Commercial-rent taxes, 6 percent of a building's total rent, are almost always passed on to tenants.

They negotiated the fee from 15 percent of a year's rent to 10 percent.