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Myles Wisdom
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  • Brampton, Ontario
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Property Management for Few Rentals

Myles Wisdom
  • Professional
  • Brampton, Ontario
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I'm just looking to find out from you all what you consider to be acceptable reporting from a property manager if you are an owner of only a few rental properties. 

I can understand that it wouldn't be as in depth as for someone who owns multiple apartment buildings but what should be the approximate standard of communication and reporting for a Landlord who only has about 1-2 rentals?

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