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James Mcsweeney
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Honor property management agreement?

James Mcsweeney
  • Denver, CO
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I am taking over a property that already has tenants. One of the units is managed by a property management company. I know I need to honor the lease for the tenant, however, do I need to keep going with the property management company for the duration of the lease as well?

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Robb Almy
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Robb Almy
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You do not have to honor it. If you change PMs or self manage do make sure you get all the documents needed from the current pm- maintenance records, lease, and anything else you can get. 

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