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Connor Seymour
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Property Manager for Rental Arbitrage

Connor Seymour
  • Louisville, KY
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Hey everybody, I am currently in the process of getting my first rental arbitrage unit running in Louisville, KY. I plan on completely self-managing it for a while, to really get the feel of how everything works, but the goal is to make it a scalable business. I am not really worried about finding a cleaning service, but rather finding someone that is reliable to handle the small things like a broken piece of furniture. 

I am currently attending a small college close to where that unit is, so I am currently able to handle everything like that. However, I might be looking to transfer to a college out in Phoenix. Does anybody have any tips for finding somebody that would be willing to do that kind of work for a single apartment unit? I would need that person/company to effectively act as the property manager/handyman, as they might have to accommodate to some guests requests every now and then.

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