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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hire management company, or no?
Those of you out there that are local investors in small multifamily, do you prefer to self manage or hire a management company?
There is a seemingly very reputable company in my town and I'm considering turning management over to them. They charge 8% gross rents, seems reasonable.
I run other businesses and I don't want to actively manage rental myself. Say one unit has $1500/mo in rents, that's only $120/mo for management...seems very worth it...
Curious to hear your thoughts and opinions on this. Get management from day #1 or self manage for a little while and retain that management fee for myself?
Thanks!