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Good management companies for small walkup building (9 units)

Gavin C.
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Hey all! Does anyone know of a good management company in Philly that specializes in smaller, walkup building? I currently own a unit in a small walkup building in center city Philly with a total of 9 units. Half of the units are rented out, and the other half are owner occupied. I'm looking for a good management company with a solid track record for dealing with buildings of our scale. Our current management company is horrendous (Onyx Management) and it's been a nightmare trying to deal with them in maintenance and upkeep tasks for the building.

We currently pay them about $200 a month to manage our building, but are paying a lot more than that in repeated maintenance costs when they mess up repair jobs. So even a management company with higher fees would be worth it. Additionally, has anyone had any experiences with Philly Living management group? They're one of the alternatives we're considering, but I'm not sure what they're like.

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