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Property Managers with In-House Contractor VS No In-House?
Hey Everyone! Is it better for an investor to have a property management company that also does rehabs or should the roles be held by separate companies? Also, is it better to have a property management company that only focuses on multi-family homes if that is what I'm interested in buying? Thank you.
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In house is better if they are competent at both.
In-house is worse if they aren't great because now you're tied to the same sub-sufficient vendor for two jobs.
as for the multifamily question, it depends on the size. 50+ units, yeah you'll want someone who specializes. 1-20ish units it shouldn't matter much (as long as they can handle the volume)