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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Checking in With Property Management
For those of you who have turnkey real estate in other states, how often do you check in with the property management company?
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Nathan Gesner
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If you have a good property manager, you shouldn't need to check in. They will send you a report every month showing income/expenses. They should communicate any time there's a problem or a pending turnover.
It's my belief that a PM that requires baby-sitting is a PM that should be fired. Find one that does their job and does it well and you'll almost never have to speak to them.
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