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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

property manager - 16 units - Problems?
About 4 months ago, I purchased a my first 16 units apartment. I got a property manager as I am busy with a day job and I cannot see myself manage property. When we bought it 2 units were vacant (needed some work, one is ready now).
Couple of things, I don't like about the manager.
1. Units are still vacant
2. No reports or he sent me a report with very little details. I asked for Monthly P and L and go balance sheet. I have only got one report so far.
3. Biggest issue is that I don't have access to the bank about he collect rent in. Is this normal in the industry of management? He says he will send any money and it is best and easy for him to do it that way.
Is it time to let go of the manager?
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Get a new manager