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Ayne C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Yearly inspection by PM

Ayne C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Wondering if this is reasonable. My PM scheduled a yearly inspection they my property and uncovered these issues: Sprinkler eroded a hole in the dirt near the house Fascia has a gap Tree needs a trim Kitchen cabinet door won't close, replace hinges Pressure wash concrete Pool Screen Panels torn, need repair Screen door latch needs replace Then he quoted this work out and it came to $1145. Honestly I don't know if the tenant even complained or he is just looking for stuff to fix. I feel like it's a bit excessive (except the first 2 which affect the house itself). Most of this work seems better addressed at turnover time. Technically I approved half of the work and they a misunderstanding, a few more items got added before my approval. I'm going to pay the contractor directly but should i try to negotiate? Set expectations with PM for next time? Develop a new process? Get rid of that PM? Do I need a reality check?
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