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Jonathan Decoster
  • New to Real Estate
  • CLEVELAND, OH
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Property Management Company Dropped The Ball

Jonathan Decoster
  • New to Real Estate
  • CLEVELAND, OH
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I own a house down in Baton Rouge that I have a property management company that manages it. Got a call last week from my property manager saying that the tenant is moving out today, they put in a 60 day written notice mailed it to the company but it got lost in the shuffle. Property manager found the letter so the tenant did everything by the book. Now I'm in a bind to rent this house out ASAP.  I'm upset at the property manager for dropping the ball on this I live out of state and expected this to be handled. Should I expect the Property Manager company to waive management fees for the first two months of the next lease? What is a reasonable response to this? 

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