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Salvatore Lentini
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Doylestown, PA
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Property management in Dayton OH

Salvatore Lentini
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Doylestown, PA
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Anyone know of a good management company in Dayton OH?  I have 14 doors and am not happy with my current property management company and am considering switching to a new company or selling.  I have a much larger portfolio here in PA where I manage most of it myself and the other part is managed by a company.  So I know what's needed to successfully manage properties and I know what it's like to work with a good management company.  I haven't had 100% occupancy with these properties in the 17 months I've been with this company.  Scratch that.  I've never been above 83%.  There was bad timing on my part when I started with them.  I didn't realize it until a few months after getting on board that they had just acquired another management company and they were woefully unprepared and understaffed to handle the influx of properties.  But I didn't know that prior.... oh well.

So I gave them time to deal with their growing pains.  A lot of time.  And a lot of conversations.  And every time it seems like we have a good conversation about moving forward, they slip right back into their ways (lack of communication, not doing what they say they're going to do, not getting properties leased up etc).  I don't want to put their name out their just yet as I'm giving them one last chance.  But will be glad to warn others in the future if and when I do end up leaving them.

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