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All Forum Posts by: Justin Ashley

Justin Ashley has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Hiring a Property Manager?

Justin AshleyPosted
  • Inspector
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

Thanks for the feedback. That's about the same percentage I've been hearing around my area also. I'm inexperienced with property managers so does anyone have any advice or experiences they would like to share when searching for a reliable PM?

I'm sure I will just have to get out there and interview several companies to learn whether it will fit my investment strategy or not. I would really like to just get an idea of the pros and cons from investors who use this method to manage there rentals.

Post: Hiring a Property Manager?

Justin AshleyPosted
  • Inspector
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

Generally I'm a flipper and have stayed productive during these awful economic times. Over the year I have really been considering purchasing 3 - 5 rental properties to generate a monthly return. With my time tied up in rehabbing properties hiring a property management company might be my best option. I would be involved with my rentals but think it might be best to have a experienced team handle that area of my business. Does anyone here use a property management company to oversee their investments? What's the going rate for residential rental properties? What are some things I should keep an eye out for?