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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do you call your property manager from time to time?
Hi, BPers,
Hope all had a wonder Christmas! I have been away for a while, and I did notice a lot changes of the forums when i came back.
Well, a quick question I would like to hear your thought about is: do you, as a landlord, contact your property manager from time to time? And if so, what do you ask about each time when you call.
I still have a property back in indianapolis, and have don't hear from my property manager for about half a year, except an email each month telling that the rent is deposited into my account.
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I consider my PM to be very good. But I still have to manage my manager. You should too. I wouldn't necessarily call just for the sake of calling, but you need to always thoroughly review your statements, and contact your PM with any questions, concerns, or instructions.