What Are Standard Retail Property Management Fees? (SoCal)
What do companies typically charge for Management Fees on retail properties?  Are there any factors that can affect this fee? Like type of property, square footage, type of tenant(s), occupancy etc. 
Especially interested in SoCal market but any insight would be helpful. Thanks!
[{"id": "j0pmkv9", "text": "Country wide- 10% of gross revenue is pretty standard when calculating expenses. \n\nOnce you find some good options, interview them and a lot of times, the most expensive is the best option.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "j0xgkcw", "text": "Depends on the income the property generates (the higher the income, the lower the management fee can be negotiated). Generally speaking 3%-4% is the going rate.", "replies": [{"id": "j12bc53", "text": "Agreed. I\u2019ve been underwriting deals in Southern California and calculated management fees as 3% of gross effective income. No inflation - to keep the assumption conservative.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]