What are the charges issued to clients to cover services provided by the property manager called?

The charges issued to clients to cover services provided by the property manager are referred to as management fees. These fees are standard in property management agreements and reflect the compensation that property managers receive for their work in overseeing and managing a property. Management fees typically encompass a range of responsibilities that property managers handle, such as marketing the property, tenant screening, rent collection, property maintenance, and administrative tasks.

This term is well recognized in the real estate industry and helps both property owners and managers understand the financial relationship and obligations involved in the management of the property. Other options like consultation fees, service fees, and administration fees could refer to different types of charges or services but do not accurately describe the overall compensation for property management activities.