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Updated over 5 years ago, 03/26/2019

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David Vander Pol
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  • Union City, CA
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Phoenix Property Management recommendations.

David Vander Pol
Pro Member
  • Union City, CA
Posted

Hello,

Can anyone recommend a solid PM company in the Phoenix market? I'm on my third PM team since acquiring two SFH rentals there back in 2010. This last one I contracted with was pretty good for a couple years, but lately (as in the past 6 months) I'm just getting the same poor service as I did with the first two I hired–no return phone calls (often), no return emails (also often), failure to notify me of larger expenses, getting invoices that are two or three months late, etc. All things that I would assume are just basic/common courtesy practices in any business, let alone PM.

I've brought up these issues with them repeatedly for a while now, but it hasn't gotten better. I'm paying $75 per house, so $150/month total–which was originally 10% of my rent, but with the rent increases over the years it now works out to about 7%. 

Any recommendations would help.

Thank you.

Cheers,

Dave

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