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How do you fire your property management company?

Ken Klingler
  • Investor
  • Lincoln, CA
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I am planning to take over property management of my rentals for a while, due to inadequate results from my existing property managers. What do I need to look out for when firing them and transitioning?

examples:

- to make sure you get keys, leases, and deposits back 

- how to tell tenants where to send money 

- how to make sure tenants know/believe you are the new owner

what else?

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Ken Klingler
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Ken Klingler
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@Ryan Murdock

In the process now of structuring the management company as an LLC which each rental property will utilize for rents, maintenance, and lawn service(another sub company).

Thanks for the additional notes, sounds like good advice.

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