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Mike Abramov
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What are realistic expectations of a property manager???

Mike Abramov
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Hello BiggerPockets members! Im looking for some feedback.  What has been your experience with turnaround time with property managers. From the time you sign a contract with them for a new unit how long does it typically take for them to get that unit advertised for rent. Specifically, going over to the new property, do a walk through, and take pictures.  I would love to hear what has been the norm for everyone

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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I manage over 300 rentals. When I get a new client, I will inspect, take pictures, and start marketing within a week. It's usually in the first few days.

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