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Carlos Quiros
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Property Management Repair Questions

Carlos Quiros
  • New to Real Estate
  • Los Angeles, Ca
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Hello to all-

New investor question to all that can answer. I have a new duplex, needs work. Property management contractor is about 15% higher vs a contractor I found.

How does one go about refusing to use their contractor and payment. Can I pay the contractor I found myself and just let them know the work is being done or is it best to run everything through the manager?

Thank you in advance


Carlos

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    Greg Scott
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    Greg Scott
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    Quote from @Carlos Quiros:

    How does one go about refusing to use their contractor and payment.

     
    You simply tell them not to do the work and that you will manage the rehab.  I've done this many times.
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