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Venel Rene
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Property Management/Manager Recommendations ?

Venel Rene
  • Investor
  • Florida
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Anyone have recommendations for property management company in Tampa, FL area? 
Need someone to take over and manage my rental property ( 4/2 Single Family ). 

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Kristina Kuba
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Kristina Kuba
  • Tampa, FL
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@Venel Rene

We recently switched to a new property mgmt team for our personal multifamily property in Tampa proper. The best things I like about the new company are:

  1. -Someone who can respond to my questions via text 7 days a week
  2. -A clean, easy to use portal where I can view statements and work logs
  3. -A 12 month guarantee, if the tenant is evicted, the property mgmt company puts replaces the tenant without charging us 1st months rent
  4. -Allows us to put a MAX threshold hold of $250 for non-emergency repairs. Anything over $250 requires our explicit written approval with at least 2 estimates presented to us from their vendors

PM and I can send to you

  • Kristina Kuba
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