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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Use a Property Manager to fill vacancy
Hello. I have a six-family in New Bedford, Ma. I think I read somewhere on BP using a property management company to fill a vacancy (for a fee equivalent to 1 month's rent). I've done well managing the property myself, but filling the last couple of vacancies was difficult. Sometimes I could not show the apartments, or had to cancel, due to last minute work requirements (Military). What are your thoughts about using a PM just for this?
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Jorge R