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Brandon Pearsons
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Property Management CompnayTurn Over Expenses

Brandon Pearsons
  • Investor
  • Oroville, CA
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Hello All, I'm interested in hearing any tips, suggestions & experiences from investors on how to lower their property management company's turn over expenses. It seems like PM fees can add up and reduce returns when you factor in 1 months placement expense rent to fill a vacancy plus the normal vacancy Also another good question is what keeps the Property management company from selecting a more flighty tenant vs a more stable situated tenant? (They don't make much on the monthly management fee as they would to fill the place yearly) Thanks

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Robert M.
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Robert M.
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If you set the criteria for tenants, they must get tenants that meet the criteria.

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