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Berkshire Hathaway Property Management?
I’m looking for a qualified property manager in the Pittsburgh, PA area for my first rental property (4plex). Has anyone worked with Berkshire Hathaway as their property manager? If so, would you recommend them?
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If you are a small investor you should use a small PM firm, a big company will not give a small customer a high level of service, they will put their efforts into their big customers. They will tell you that they treat all customers the same, but they don't. Money talks and gets attention, small money = small attention.
You still need to vet them no matter what size, will they provide the services you need at a fair price, are they responsive to you and the renters?