All Forum Posts by: Adam Gerig

A guy I am really good friends with here in Northeastern Indiana owns several successful mobile home parks. He may be able to help you with some sourcing or at least some tips. Great Christian guy add me and I'll message you his contact info and just tell him I gave you his info I may have to buy him breakfast, but if it helps you it's worth it. (*Plus I can write it off lol)

Thanks Joel! I appreciate the response. How much is it to upgrade to the Pro? I don't mean to sound like a cheapskate, but every penny counts when you are the business owner lol! Are you anywhere near Atlanta?? I'll be driving a car back from my sisters' in Fort Lauderdale the last week in February and plan to stop and see my buddy for a day or two in Atlanta. If you are around or near I would love to meet up for coffee or lunch and pick your brain I'd even buy! Again, appreciate the info and I'll try to help anyway I can!

Michael great to meet you! I am from Northeast Indiana and my girlfriend lives down there in Indy. (Eagle creek area) I'll actually be down there this weekend if you would have time to meet up sometime sunday (before 6pm since it's her birthday) let me know we could go grab a coffee or something.

Hello all! This is my first post on here so go easy on me. I started a property management company back in February of 2012 and almost a year in have increase my management portfolio by 25%.

I don't say this because I am looking to toot my own horn, but am coming by a lot of these properties for one main reason. Investors are tired of the way their properties are being managed. I'd say that probably 80% of my business has been because of poor management previously and wanted to get everyone else's take.

Is this normal?

I'm not the cheapest in town I'm sure, but I let them know up front exactly what I charge, what service I will provide, and how it will benefit them. I would love to hear from other property managers or from investors. What do you think makes a good property management company?

I am an investor myself so I guess it's hard to really critique myself as I've always taken care of my properties, but I would love to hear what really separates a property management company from any other from your experience.