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Anthony Mikolich
  • Investor
  • Dunedin, FL
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Property Management Interview Process

Anthony Mikolich
  • Investor
  • Dunedin, FL
Posted

So I have interviewed 2 different companies to handle a rental that is far from where I live. I liked both. The deciding factor boils down to one company being aligned with a big, professional Real Estate office and the other is much more "mom and pop".

Both parties seem very squared away. Both are likable. One seems more experienced than the other. One has only 12 single family homes and a few commercials. Does this boil down to using my gut instincts? Is experience everything?

Finally, should I interview more?

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