As a property manager, I would wait until 7/1 to start the eviction process so you can check to see if they have vacated prior to spending the time and money to file an eviction.

But the majority of the time, doing the active diligence can ultimately provide the best experience for any placed tenant which in turn will ultimately help yourself, if a property manager, maintain a healthy relationship with your portfolio of owners going forward for them. 

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We found a management company that is charging 10%.

Call agents locally that are doing 25-30+ deals a year and also property managers..

And it is not about personality conflicts, especially with larger landlords who are often going to have management in place.The biggest problem is the limit on rent increases.

She has been doing property management in Jacksonville for years and can guide on MTR vs LTR and assets.

Property management would need to complete a walkthrough every 60 days.

We have the structural relationships in place, ie; contractors, project manager, auction dealers, realtors.