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Gary B.
  • Hayward, CA
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Banking with Property Manager

Gary B.
  • Hayward, CA
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I am closing soon on my first rental property, I will be using a property manger to manage my property. Property Manager have two option on how to have operating account.

1. To have a trust account with property manager as operating account, property manager will deposit check in my bank accoint once a month minus bills and his percentage.

2.  I add property manager as authorized user to my bank account and property manager will operate though my account. 

Can you please suggest which one you suggest a preferable way?

Best, Gary

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Alpesh Parmar
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Alpesh Parmar
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
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@Gary B. I own multiple properties and I have never seen a PM offer # 2 as an option. It's risky for investors and time consuming for PM. Think @ if the PM starts managing over 200 properties, s/he would have to operate 200 separate accounts if each property is owned by different investor.

I wouldn't even go with that PM if he/she is recommending option # 2.

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