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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Odds and ends, do it yourself, handyman or specialist?
Hi everyone,
I wanted to get the general feel for what people do on here as it pertains to small fixes around their rental properties.
I have 6 properties, most are with a mile or two from each other. What would you do if there are small jobs like a burner on the oven isn’t working, screen door blew open during storm and needs to be fixed, a couple skate tiles need to be fixed, etc, etc. if it’s not major like electrical or plumbing, do you guys have a handyman that you know and trust? Do you do it yourselves (even though you may have a full time job) or do you have a “specialist” come out at a premium to get the items resolved?
Thoughts? Pros and cons?
Thanks in advance for your time?
Dave