- It is cheap. With tax write offs the investor gets close to a 50% discount.
- Decisions are made with current laws in mind.
- The investor's insurance company protects both the investor and the property manager for one price. It does not cost extra to cover the property manager.
- Tenants get 24/7 access to repairs.
- All bills can get paid by the property manager, no rent collection, no bank deposits, no check writing, and no stamps!
- Many property manager's are starting to offer online access to statements and bills, so no need to maintain a filing system. I do suggest downloading the statements to your computer so you have a backup. But, you can go paperless!
- No missed showing appointments to rent property. The property manager has to suffer through this.
- Better tenant selection from a professional.
- Access to cheaper and more reliable repair people.
- Someone to share your frustrations with a new friend.
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Hi Robert: I have a client who is considering renting his vacant home in Land Park. He had a prospective tenant contact me, and let me say this young woman was trouble. She's on disability, has a bunch of medical problems -- a series of hard luck stories such as her home burned down with everything in it -- a kid who tears up the house and doesn't behave -- a mom who wants to live in her garage (the garage!?! it's a one-car, unfinished), a dad who lives in Canada and would be paying her rent . . . I told him to call you and to forget trying to rent it himself.