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Dan J.
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What is most important to you when working with a property manager?

Dan J.
  • Investor
  • Orange County, CA
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Hi All,

I am working closely with a company to identify what key factors are most important to us when choosing a Property Management company. I own 6 doors currently and know what I think, but I would love to hear what factors are most important to y'all (communication, on time payment, guaranteed rent. eviction assistance, etc.)


No wrong answers!

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Dan J.
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Dan J.
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  • Orange County, CA
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@Nathan Gesner - Could not agree more! The best policy is honesty in my opinion / experience. For you personally what do you consider timely? 

@Laura Stayton - I like the $250 threshold idea. It seems like it would provide transparency and put the owners mind at ease if there is "an issue" that is large they have a front-loaded idea of cost or will be notified if it exceeds. 

@Jay Thomas - Very well said. I think both parties understand it is a strenuous process (at times) but does not have to be. I think generally the good ones are so desirable because of this.

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