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Andrew S.
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Propert Management Company Recs - 50 unit Bld - West Hollywood

Andrew S.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • West Hollywood, CA
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Hi there, 

I'm an HOA member of a 50 unit condo building in West Hollywood. We're in the market for a new property company, and I would love any recommendations. Current management is awful and non-responsive. I'd like to compare bids from a few different companies.

Thanks,

Andrew

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Kenny Dahill
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Kenny Dahill
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Wow, thanks @JoJo Tucker for the kind words!  Bottle of whiskey isn't needed, a 6-pack of IPA's will do the job.

@Andrew S.

@Andrew S., can you please clarify if you're looking for property management or HOA management? There are settle differences but from my experience a lot of HOA management companies won't do property management. There are some property management companies that will do HOA management. Clear as mud?

The biggest difference: HOA management don't do leasing or rent collection. The 'tenants' are the owners, or the owner's responsibilities if they rent out the units.  They also don't handle internal maintenance issues, that's the owners responsibility.

The similarities are related on maintaining the grounds, coordinating vendors, and accounting services.

@Shiva Bhaskar

@Shiva Bhaskar has some awesome contacts as well.  He's a great guy and loves connecting people!  Maybe I'll forward that whiskey bottle from Jojo to Shiva!

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