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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hire a property manager while we're away?
Background:
We've been renting our main house and living in a separate in-law unit in the backyard for the past year. Everything has gone smoothly. The tenants have always had a month-to-month agreement. They pay rent via Chase QuickPay.
Plan:
We plan to be out of the country for six months this year. For piece of mind, we just asked them to sign a lease to cover the time period we're gone. We may also rent out the in-law unit to help cover travel expenses.
Question:
Should we hire a property management company to look after things while we're gone?