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Mario Brown
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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Leasing Agent Vs. Property Manager

Mario Brown
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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I recently purchased a package of 28 very well located apartments. (4 buildings) 

This is a text book reposition, however instead of rehabbing one unit at a time like I have done on two other similar projects, I decided to clean house quickly so that I could streamline the rehab process. Since going to market with 10 units, my operationally  solid  property manager has struggled  to convert leads and appointments.

This PM has built a business around being a great manager of property, but not necessarily a great leasing agent. That coupled with me throwing out  10 units at once may be a bad recipe. I am considering bringing in a leasing agent with proven success at our location/ price point to manage all leasing (cost is first month’s rent) and turn over tenant  to my solid PM once contract is signed.

Love to hear feedback.   FYI ,  my pricing on these units is in line with other units I have in the area, where I am not struggling to fill vacancies as they happen. 

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