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Brett Vandervort
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Any good property managers in Tulsa, OK?

Brett Vandervort
  • Tulsa, OK
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I already posted in another forum here on BP, but I'm hoping to get a few more responses here...

I want a good management company that not only manages my properties well and with integrity, but who I can also rely on as a source of investment advice. For example, I could ask them whether a potential property is worth investing in based on their knowledge of rent prices, growth, and crime in the area.

Also, I know many investors don't recommend management companies. Why though? I'm wanting to buy my first property soon and I'm trying to consider every angle. The pros I've heard for management companies are: they help get quality tenants, they handle the minor maintenance issues, and they can help you buy properties wisely (like in my example above).

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