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Megan Greathouse
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Property management switch

Megan Greathouse
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hi, all. A property manage

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    Robert Gilstrap
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    Robert Gilstrap
    • Residential Real Estate Broker
    • Cartersville, GA
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    @Megan Greathouse you need to read the terms of your management agreement. It sounds like your account is being sold to Renters Warehouse so technically your account will belong to them once the transition occurs so the terms of your agreement will be key in how you terminate. Doesn't matter that the company is no longer doing management, a contract is a contract and generally all contracts are assignable (can be sold) absent express language to the contrary in the agreement itself.

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