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A "property management" company called me too good to be true
Someone called me this morning claiming to be from a property management company with an too good to be true offer.
The offered to fill my vacancies for 3.45% and manage my properties for less than 3%. No one charges that little. They had a area code based at least 2 hours from my properties. The num ber 714 and 942 and 2751. If posting this is a violation of the rules please feel free to remove it. Im just trying to warn people of scammers. This scam was pretty obvious but some might not be. Be careful.
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Originally posted by @Irina Belkofer:
It might not be a scam - in CA there are very low rates on PM.
My friend has a rental condo for $1850/mo and her PM fees are $76 flat. Placement fees also is not one month rent like it's around here, something like $200-300
I didn't believe her - she sent me a copy of PM agreement.
Also, she's very happy with the PM company - she works at a demanding job and was a relief for her. Like she said:"the best money spent ever"
Well in my area everyone charges 50% to fill a vacancy and a 10% management fee.