Afternoon fellow BP investors, I recently found a property out of state and wanted to know how did you handle GC when you're not physically about to see the progress or lack there of?
Don’t do it. Unless you have someone you absolutely would trust to be there every day or other day just don’t do it unless you enjoy getting scammed and losing $
@Jeffrey Renfroe I personally rely on my property manager. But you have to trust them, too. They charge fees, but I'd rather pay fees and get a good deal than give it up for no deal. You have to make They take those on. I fired a property manager for doing nothing for 6 months. Should have fired them the first month.
Don’t do it. Unless you have someone you absolutely would trust to be there every day or other day just don’t do it unless you enjoy getting scammed and losing $
Thanks, I definitely don't want to get scammed. I appreciate your feedback
@Jeffrey Renfroe I personally rely on my property manager. But you have to trust them, too. They charge fees, but I'd rather pay fees and get a good deal than give it up for no deal. You have to make They take those on. I fired a property manager for doing nothing for 6 months. Should have fired them the first month.
Thanks for replying, I never thought about property management, I only thought of them for finding and keeping renters.
@Jeffrey Renfroe I personally rely on my property manager. But you have to trust them, too. They charge fees, but I'd rather pay fees and get a good deal than give it up for no deal. You have to make They take those on. I fired a property manager for doing nothing for 6 months. Should have fired them the first month.
Thanks for replying, I never thought about property management, I only thought of them for finding and keeping renters.
Yep! It was an eye-opener for me, too. I had a contractor keep me on the hook and ditch me 2 months later, I'm like, wtf. Like if he couldn't do the work, he should just say so. Can I ask where you're investing? I'm looking to expand and find other locations.