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Terri Cull
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Finding Good Help - Handyman/Maintenance

Terri Cull
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  • Rental Property Investor
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I currently have approx 45 doors, half duplexes and the other half single family homes and I'm about to add 15 more doors to my portfolio (all single family homes) from my folks. Up till now, my bro-in-law, nephew and I did maintenance for all our properties and my folks managed theirs. But I'm at the point where I'm swamped all the time. Any suggestions for how to better manage a 60 door portfolio without spending every second at the tenants beck and call but also not dropping level of customer service?

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