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Gia LaForge
  • Bozeman, MT
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Should I fire my property manager or am I crazy?

Gia LaForge
  • Bozeman, MT
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The tenants moved out of our rental over 2 weeks ago, and I have not heard anything from property management about it, no is it listed on their website as available. I realize it takes a little time to clean, repair, etc., but if the PM knew their lease was up, why wouldn't they list it as available on a future date or at least notify us? We live next door, so we know no one has been there to clean, mow, etc. What is a reasonable expectation? We have planned for vacancy of course, but we would also like to see them working to get it rented in a timely matter. Am I being too crazy? TIA!!!

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Michael Plante
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Michael Plante
  • Deland, FL
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Quote from @Gia LaForge:

The tenants moved out of our rental over 2 weeks ago, and I have not heard anything from property management about it, no is it listed on their website as available. I realize it takes a little time to clean, repair, etc., but if the PM knew their lease was up, why wouldn't they list it as available on a future date or at least notify us? We live next door, so we know no one has been there to clean, mow, etc. What is a reasonable expectation? We have planned for vacancy of course, but we would also like to see them working to get it rented in a timely matter. Am I being too crazy? TIA!!!


 What did the PM say when you asked them about this?


I would suggest as was said above to manage it yourself 

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