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Rob Roy
  • Agent Sales Representative at BiggerPockets
  • Fort Collins, CO
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Can't sell my house! Now looking for great property management..

Rob Roy
  • Agent Sales Representative at BiggerPockets
  • Fort Collins, CO
Posted

Hello!

My house has been on the market to sell in Chesapeake, VA for a few weeks now and we've already come down $10,000. If I lowered the price any more, I wouldn't even break even after closing closes and realtor fees. So being as I'l be carrying two mortgages come October 1st, I want to get a tenant in the house ASAP.

Looking for a GREAT property management company in Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Norfolk or Suffolk that is reasonable with their fees and will streamline the process on my end.  Any investors have recommendations for this area?

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