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Unai La Salle
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  • San Francisco, CA
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Thoughts on Which Property Management to Use

Unai La Salle
  • Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi all,

After much legwork, I have narrowed down my choice for a property management for a 5-unit property in Pilsen to two.  I am having a hard time deciding and would appreciated your thoughts. 

Management A - they charge 5% of gross rent, no charge on service calls (but I still have to pay for parts and/or a professional's labor if so needed), and charge one month rent if they have to rent out a vacant unit.

Management B - 7% of gross rent, $75 for each service call, and no charge for renting out an empty unit. 

My building is currently fully rented, tenants are a mix of college students and young professionals. 

I talked to both companies and check out their reference, both are more than solid. If all things bring equal, which one do you think is better for my bottom line?

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