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Property Managers in Grand Rapids, MI
In the process for saving up for the first down payment to start investing, I'm looking for an apartment to move into for 9 months to a year. As a former leasing agent and current real estate agent I thought this should be a relatively easy endeavor. I started contacted property management companies to get some showings set up for downtown Grand Rapids.
That was four days ago. I've made a dozen calls a day, and only gotten one single company on the phone. It is incredible. I'm a hot lead and these guys won't answer their phones. I know there are bad companys out there, but I haven't found a truly good one yet. Any recommendations? Or any of you working with property management and wonder if your company is one of the ones I called or emailed? I'll let you know in a private message.