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Nicholas Mann
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  • Valhalla, NY
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Self management …Help with who to have on call?

Nicholas Mann
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  • Valhalla, NY
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Hello all,

I am ready to close on a rental property that I plan on self managing, I was just wondering if anyone had a list or rule of thumb on who and how many people to have on call if and when a repair would need to be made. I’m guessing most investors would have a plumber, handyman, electrician, etc, who they are familiar with to help with repairs. Obviously references help but I’m wondering what some investors strategies are in gathering reliable people to help handle any issues that occur for there property.  I was thinking of getting 3 or so numbers of recommended electricians, plumbers, HVAC and handymen to have ready but wanted some extra insight on how experienced investors have gone about this. 

Thanks in advance 

Nick

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