All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Excellent thoughts Brad Larsen. Most of those size properties are in the “rougher” areas. I have managed Class B, C, D, and a property so bad it couldn’t be classified, haha. In my experience, you have a lot more hands on as go to various classes.

Were you able to find a PM?

Great topic. I know some other people in San Antonio that are just starting to do this exact same thing.

Hopefully, everything turned out good for you this past week.

Yes, make them pay for the items. In Texas, anything beyond "normal wear and tear" can be charged.

Let us know if you find anyone in the San Antonio area. I have seen a few people ask in different forums and it seems we have a PM gap with the multi-family under 200 units. I guess I need to get into that niche since I have 10 years of multi-family experience.  

Did you find a PM?

If you own it and they are your employee, then yes they can do Property Management. I am an employee of a company that owns multi family and we manage our own by paying employees. You just have to pay all the employment taxes related to this employee, which can get expensive.

Welcome to San Antonio!! It's a wonderful city.

What's the issue with SAHA? I work for them and may be able to offer some insight on how to make things go smoother.