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Self-managing my rental

Christian Ryan
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So I am about to rent out my first investment property and I am thinking of managing the property myself. I have a potential tenant that is also one of the subcontractors that will be finishing the work on the property. I have a few questions: If I chose to self-manage what is the best website or app to use for background checks and leases. Should I let this tenant, if he does great work, repair the property if anything needs fixing, like leaking toilets? I am thinking no for the last question, but just wanted to get some thoughts on the idea.  

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