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Updated about 4 years ago,

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David To
  • Newport Coast, CA
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issue with my Property Management company fees during covid

David To
  • Newport Coast, CA
Posted

Okay people, let me get your opinion on this. I have a property management company that I'm with for over a year now. Problem is this:

1) Property 1 (management fee: $150.00 per month)

2) Property 2 (management fee: $125.00 per month)

So tenant on Property 2 hasn't paid anything since April due to covid and I cannot evict due to eviction moratorium.

But my property manager is still collecting rent from tenant on Property 1 and continues to charge me the full $125.00 on Property 2 by taking the money from Property 1.

Is this valid reasoning to you? If tenant on Property 2 isn't paying, then the Property Management company shouldn't be getting any money either (or at the very least, I would pay them a reduced fee of only $50.00 per month or so). Why should I have to bear the burden of the cost and have money taken from Property 1 to pay for Property 2 so that the Property Management company gets their due and I the home owner get left out in the cold?

Let me know your thoughts. Because I didn't realize this was happening until just now and now I'm very mad and thinking of getting rid of this Property Manager at the end of year and finding someone else or doing it myself.

What do you think is fair? What do you think I should do? Get rid of Property Manager?

David To

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