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Fees are often imposed by owners/rental property managers or companies as a non traditional stream of income to increase the actual or future potential income of a particular property.

• Parking fee is for tenants with vehicles. In modern buildings, some units have renters with more than one vehicle.
• Gym/health facilities fee. Sometimes, this type of fee is imposed to cover the expense of acquiring the services of say, a gym instructor who will be at the gym, and whose expertise, tenants can avail of, for a specified number of days and hours per week.
• Swimming Pool fee. This is imposed to cover the expenses related to maintaining a swimming pool such as the crew who will remove floating leaves from the pool everyday, and who will clean the shower room/s in the pool area. The treatments to be done on a periodic basis to keep the pool hygienic.

• Surcharges on overdue payment and giving of late checks to cover rental and other fees.

• Security Guard fee. To cover the expense of acquiring the services of a security agency to ensure the safety of residents on a24-hour basis.
• Cable and Internet connection fees. All sorts of fees could be required by the building but it pays to know what they are. Clarify also whatever service or amenity is included in the monthly rental fee and what other fees you, as the renter, are responsible for.