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Recommendation for Property Manager in Las Vegas
First off I want to say hi to everyone. I am thinking purchasing a single family home in Las Vegas, NV and renting it out. Since I live in California it would be difficult for me to manage the property by myself from afar. I am looking for recommendations for property managers in Las Vegas. Cost and service are of the utmost importance. This will be my maiden voyage into the realm of real estate investing should I go through with it.
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I do manage apartment building properties in Las Vegas but I dont do houses...but as far as looking for a property manager in Las Vegas or a property management company.
First suggestion with just 1 house...dont do it. First off, a property management company isnt going to give you the service that you will need. You just dont represent enough income for them to bother with you or give you any kind of service for just that one house rental and what they would charge you for the representation that you probably want and need. You would be eating into your profit margin too much...and these property management companies in Vegas know nothing about customer service or care about your bottom line. They will spend you out of business. While the housing market for buyers is great right now in Vegas, I would suggest buying but managing it myself by starting out by finding a good sound tenant. You will save money. As far as some of the other advice goes you have, first, if you have to ask a property management company if they have an attorney that handles their evictions, and they do, RUN. Any property management company worth their salt will handle the eviction process themselves...Las Vegas evictions is nothing like California and can be done easily and if they are using an attorney only says to me that they are going to spend and bill you constantly for things.