All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Maybe the next time (if ever) you sign a lease with anybody, check the lease and see what it says.  My lease says the security deposit stays with the rental unit.  The last person there is the one that will receive the full security deposit.  Any changes in residents for security deposit must be addressed and agreed upon between the residents, not the management company. And they must sign a lease with the management company.  The security deposit, as said before, is for damages to the unit at the end of the lease.

Using Mr. Landlord locks and the Smart Key system are both good systems. As a property manager, some of my owners use one or the other. If they do not have them installed, I change them to one or the other, their choice . It saves money for the owners as you do not have to purchase locks every time a resident moves out or have to use ones that do not look attractive from wear and tear or try to color match. Some of my rentals have 1, 2 or 3 outside doors.  Also I only use locking dead bolts not locking knobs. So the knobs do not have to be changed..

The Dayton reia group, GDREIA, is mostly educational with some time for Networking.  Let me know when you are coming and I will meet you there.

Hi Matt, There is local Dayton REIA group that you might want to check out. The meetings are the 1st and 3rd wed. of each month. I manage property in the Dayton area and would love to meet you and have a cup of coffee to exchange ideas.

Hi Steven,  We manage rentals in the Dayton area.  So if you have any questions in that arena please feel free to contact me. 

Hi Michael, I really agree with Mark.  I am a property manager in the Dayton OH area.  I have walked through properties that out of state investors were interested in. Of course it was "a great deal" by the seller. After my walk through I would send the photos to the investor to look over. Then we talked about it.  What is the estimate of the repairs, is it in a good rental area? What should the rents be?  Did the investor put the right numbers on his work sheet? For instance, most management companies charge 10% management fee in the Dayton area, unless other wise negotiated. Tomorrow I am going to a multi unit to meet the property inspector for the owner.   If you have any questions just let me know.

Hi Deric,  I think Dayton is a great market for purchasing.  When you have questions on property management in the Dayton area I would love to talk to you.

Hi, Mukesh,  I am with Home Experts Realty and I am with the property management division.   I would love to answer any questions you have on property management in the Dayton area. 

Hi James,  I have been doing property management for a long time.  Currently I am  with Home Experts Realty.  Would love to talk to you about Dayton and property management at your convenience. 

Hi Jorge,  would love to talk to you about property management in the Dayton area.  I have been doing property management for years in Dayton, CA, TX and MI.  I have lived in Dayton since 2006 and I love the market here. Currently I am working with Home Experts.