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The property manager is decent but not great, and he has a lot of other places to manage.

As far as my tenants know my operations manager is “the man”. 

My name is Hillary Fox.I work a 8-4 job as a nurse manager. I

I learned that the hard way.The reason behind a property manager is so that you can collect rents while sipping margaritas on the beach, not keep checking email and sending texts and making calls, and negotiating with utilities and vendors.

Saving on monthly management fees, overpriced maintenance, and the stress caused by trying to understand if your property manager is actually working for you, or the guy next door.  

I am losing about $250/month once considering CapEx/repairs/vacancy savings, prop manager. i have renters in there and house is in good shape but as we all know, something could go down at any time. loan is at 2.75%, so, I would lose that....which amatorizes quick.

She does not want to negotiate a buy out with the tenant, and she is willing to take a pretty substantial discount to sell the property with the tenants (about $50k).After reviewing the ordinance, one of the permissible reasons for evicting is if the owner intends to occupy the property personally, or with a family member or resident manager. I

In addition, I would investigate if the on-site manager is full-time or is only on-site for a specified period of the week.

But otherwise not a lot of difference.But, I'm not sure I would do it in a town I didn't live in unless I found a property manager I knew and trusted.