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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Sheen Jowl
  • Austin, TX
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Subcontract out maintenance

Sheen Jowl
  • Austin, TX
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I got an interesting idea. I like to manage the property myself because I like to have control over tenant screening and marketing. However I'm not doing the maintenance side of the property management efficiently. I wonder if I can subcontract the maintenance out, and do the rest of management myself. The subcontractor will have the keys, answer the calls, fix anything that don't need license, and coordinates licensed technician work. The subcontractor can also handle turnover cleaning and things like changing carpet etc.

Will this model work and can scale up without Hiring property managers? I'm kind of taking the tenant related property management work myself and hiring people do property related portion of property management.

What will be the best way to pay the subcontractor so he/she can act in the best interest of the property owner? Keep the property in good condition but not over spend.

Thanks for sharing your ideas.

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