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Sally Fairchild
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Property Management Companies

Sally Fairchild
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  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
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I'm interested in hearing about dealing with Property Management Companies. I've used a number in different areas. They all start off good but it seems with time they can go to sleep at the wheel. I want my tenants to receive good service but I don't want to be gouged either . When do you decide to drop a company and move on? What do you look for?
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