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Nancy E.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Property Management Issue

Nancy E.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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We have been using the same PM for 8 years and have been happy for the most part. However, the latest turn required extensive maintenance and upgrades. We kept the security deposit but it was about 1/8th of the total bill. Some of the repairs we authorized but some were done without our consent - we were just billed. From our calculations, in 2024  we will lose 1/2 our income on this single-family property in Florida.

Any suggestions on our response to the PM? We would prefer not to fire them. The damage by the outgoing tenant was not that extensive to warrant all the upgrades. Our PM has previously said they must have properties they manage up to a certain ‘standard’.

We do not want to pay legal fees for Small Claims Court.

Any help is appreciated.

Stephen E

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