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Christina R.
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** PLEASE tell me your TOP 10 QUESTIONS to as PMs

Christina R.
  • Investor
  • DMV Maryland
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Have a lunch meeting this weekend with a Realtor/Investor/Property Manager in Baltimore City. Looking to get into this market because of cash-flow potential. This will be our first property and will be using a PM from the get-go. Hubby travels for work a lot and we have small kids - not good for RE knowledge acquisition not to manage ourselves but this is our reality.

What are the top 10 questions I should ask a potential Property Manager?

Thnx in advance for your response.

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Mark Ferguson
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Call the property manager as a potential tenant wanting to rent one of their houses. See if they answer the phone and how quickly they call back if they don't answer. This will give you a great idea on if they care about renting your house.

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