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Updated about 2 years ago,

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Edward Kanive
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What is typical for property manager

Edward Kanive
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Hello,

Our property manager frustrates me and I’ve been sort of lazy to remove her.

1. she traditionally is harder for me to get a prompt answer from. Granted if something is going wrong at property she is more available.

2. I get paid at variable times every month and really only kicked into gear if I harass her. Her deduction is like clockwork, the 10th of every month. When do you guys all get paid? 

3. how much do y’all pay. I pay 250 a month and half a first months rent for finders fee. One property rents 1300, another 2300. 

4. I had a month vacancy/turn over? Seems a bit high for august 1-31.

5. she has me Put all electric and utilities in my name between tenants. Can’t you save me the com Ed and gas call!?

really if I was just paid on time monthly I’d be a lot happier. I make a lot of money and feel stupid begging for money given my financial situation but I strongly prefer to have money in and out my accounts quickly and into the buckets I have allocated… 3600 cash is a decent chunk of change and it sucks to wait on even with tennant paying on time.

6. When repairs are done, I don’t really get invoices because she hires the people directly? Shady?

pluses: she seems to rent at or above market value. She has dealt with peoblematic tennants.

I’m a nice guy and feel bad letting anyone go and I realize grass always seems greener on other side.

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