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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you make sure your PM is working hard?
How do you make sure that your PM is working hard to get great tenants in your unit?
I bought a house about 2 months ago, and hired a PM that looked great. Here we are about 1month and half in, and still don’t have any tenants in. I know there are potential candidates. So I guess my question is how do you know he is putting effort into it?
Thanks BP