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Rahiem Bush
  • Investor
  • Cambria Heights, NY
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What should a handyman cost monthly

Rahiem Bush
  • Investor
  • Cambria Heights, NY
Posted

So I'm in the process of buying two homes out of state that have 3 apt each one of the places has a live in maintenance man who's moving out but i would like to hire him for the two properties I have this will not be his only stream of income, and the apartments will gross 1200/month I plan on taking the calls and dispatching him he's not going to collect any rent show apts or sign any leases just fix things here and there shovel snow and keep the exterior clean enough not to get fined by the city when discussing his role in front of my realtor the agent threw out a number of $100 per unit a month im thinking closer to $400 for both buildings any suggestions or ideas on a fair rate first time investor who plans on growing his portfolio rapidly. this is in the New York metro area 

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