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Beary Bowles
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hire Commercial Property Company or Hire an assistant

Beary Bowles
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
Posted

So I own a 12 unt apartment building in the St. Lous County Market for approx 1yr.  My team consist of myself, property manger (the previous owner), and a local handyman. So far the team have been decent since I have a 40hrs a week job.  My current problem now is that we have it completly occuppied but my property manager is stuck in the past with technigolgy and has a terrible marketting strategy by using out dated news paper ads to advertise for rent.  Now I manage the handyman, pay the handyman, collect 95% of the rent by phone charge (Square), occasially screen tenants, and pay expenses.  

Should I just lose some of the cash flow by hiring a real property management company or create a template and hire/teach a employee to deligate some of my assingmets?

Any advice would be helpful. 

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