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Andrew Lawrence
  • Tacoma, WA
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Out of state investing Property Manager question

Andrew Lawrence
  • Tacoma, WA
Posted

For example, say you owned a MFP with many units or an out of state property that you can't or don't check on too frequently and the property manager says there's a vacant unit that they're working on filling but they've secretly rented it out and are pocketing the money from the "empty" rental unit, whats the simplest way to find out whether this sort of thing is occuring?

I doubt this is a likely scenario but I just want piece of mind knowing theres a solution to this should it ever be a possibility.

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