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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

here's a way to think about property management fees
My "net" income for one of my rentals was $330 before PITI, PM fees ate $140 of that.
NET was reduced by 43%. Consider that the next time you think someone else can manage better than you.
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This is how cheap investors who never scale think about property management. If that $140 saved me even an hour of my time towards managing the property it is worth it.