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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Any good property managers in or around Butler, PA?
I have had bad luck with property managers in the Pittsburgh area for managing my 14 unit property. I've gone through 3 of them in the past 3 years. They are either terrible, non-existent, or just straight up fraudulent. I'm thinking about either managing it myself remotely with a reliable boots-on-the-ground or private PM company in the area because the ones advertised on Google, etc. are pretty terrible and suspect. Plus, a lot of these PM companies don't want to deal with Section 8. It was the Section 8 tenants that got me through the Pandemic. They gave me the less drama and paid on time. Everyone else stopped paying and lived for free. I had to get an attorney (not the PM) to get them evicted. Time to make this property cash-flowing again.