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Davit Gharibyan
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Hiring a Handy Man

Davit Gharibyan
  • Saint Paul, MN
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I have been managing a property by myself since 2021. I have light rehabbed 17 units and filled them. I have also been maintaining them, addressing any issues/repairs. 

I am looking to bring on more people on board as it gets overwhelming dealing with so may things. For the beginners I am looking to get a handyman to help me out fixing stuff, turning units, etc. 

How would one go about it? Since it's a small property, it does not generate enough revenue to hire a full time handy man person.

Would you contract a person or hire them part time?

What is the best practice?

I have worked with someone in the past, but the job they did, let's just say was not that great. I ended up doing things after a few months in.

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