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Nicole Hunt
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Systems for keeping track of rentals

Nicole Hunt
  • Realtor
  • Brentwood, CA
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My husband and I own 5 doors in TN and they are all managed by the same company. We recently ventured into VA and are in process of purchasing 2 more doors. They will be managed together with a property manager there. I am looking for a user-friendly platform to keep track of them all in one place. Any recommendations?
I recently signed up for the trial on Landlord Studio, anyone use this?
Is Google sheets enough since I do not manage them myself? 

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Luke Carl
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tennessee Florida
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Luke Carl
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@Mike McCarthy. What he said. If you’re paying a PM it’s their job to do everything. If you want some control, and I mean any control, just download tenant cloud and ditch the PM. Calling a plumber every 3 months isn’t hard work. 

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