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Realtor for tenant placement in San Diego
Hello BP community,
I am an out of state buyer and recently purchased a rental in San Diego, CA. I am trying to find a reputable realtor / agent who will help me place tenants, but also be able to help with semi-annual / annual walkthroughs (for a fee of course). I'm not sure how to go about finding one. There are property management companies, but looks like I have to sign up for a full service to do the annual inspection. I have a brand new house with a year of builder warranty, and so full property management might be overkill at this point. Any thoughts on what's the best way to go about finding one?
Thanks in advance,
Deepak
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@Deepak C.you can use Turbo tenant to find tenants, going through a PM company is going to be your best bet for management - most will want 8-10% of the rents. If you are just wanting someone to go and check on your property periodically for walk throughs I would try and find an agent that is close to the location of the property. Did you use an agent to purchase? Maybe go through them