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Dax Gurr
  • Investor
  • Ogden, UT
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Questions Property Management Time Frames

Dax Gurr
  • Investor
  • Ogden, UT
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I recently hired a property management company to take over two of my buildings.  However, they are taking forever to do anything.  I have a one bedroom unit that is typically rented in a couple of days.  I turned it over to them cleaned and ready to rent.  However, they have only showed it 3 times in 6 weeks. today I went to get a key to show it my self and they said they were going to get a lock box "so people could self show" but all their lock boxes were being used.  (So I drove next door and bought one) what is the typical turn times from when when a renter moves out to when it is re-rented. The market is very hot right now.   I know no one cares as much as the owner so I am trying to be fair before I fire them.  Thanks for your input!  

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