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Becca A.
  • Kansas City, MO
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Reviews of PM company - grain of salt?

Becca A.
  • Kansas City, MO
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I've been managing my family's properties for the last couple years but am ready to turn it over to a PM company.  I was doing due diligence on the one I liked best and found 50+ negative reviews on Google, many in the last year.  Reviews from owners are mostly positive, the negative reviews are coming from tenants. 

I take them with a grain of salt because it's likely some were evicted or otherwise caused problems, but even if the PM company is totally innocent I'm concerned prospective tenants will Google them too and not want to rent from me.  How seriously do you take online reviews, or any other tips on identifying/vetting a strong PM company?

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