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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
How much does it cost to have property management company for remote investor?
Hi, I am an remote investor considering buying a property in Pittsburgh, Butler county cranberry twp to be exact, but I am wondering is there any recommendations to management company that have good service but also can leave some profit margin for me :)
So far I am seeing 10% management and every time find tenants there is one month fee. Plus you have to pay maintenance. That is like ~23% …
Any suggestions?
thanks!!!
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@Jason Shi I would agree with @Richard F. You can negotiate. We manage 800 units in the Pittsburgh market. some owners we charge 6%. They have a high-end rental with little to no issues. Others we charge 12% because the property is in a bad area or needs a lot of work. I think @Tyler Bettencourt hit the nail on the head with his 8-12% range
The fee is irrelevant if the company doesn't provide good quality service.