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Indiana Property Manager

By Derek Guyer

Real Estate Agent with Land Chasers

April 25, 2008 05:56 AM

We've talked about this quite a bit before, but your property manager will make or break your real estate investing. Find the wrong one and their likely to be terrorizing tenants, like the Macy's.

Get serious about having a property manager who will take care of your tenants. It's never too late to get someone to do the job right.

If you're in the Indianapolis area and working with rental and cash flow properties, I have a phenomenal property management company I've been using. They're honest, hard working, and keep your cash flow going. Shoot me an email at derek @ landchasers . com and I'll send you their contact info. It's the best property manager I've found in Indy.

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Lorinda Ward

Keffer Realty - Norfolk, VA

Serving, Hampton Roads Virginia. Norfolk, Chesapeake, Va Beach

Hi Derek, how is the property management business doing in Indiana? I am going to open my own here in Georgia if you have any pointers you can give me will be great!

Have a very successful day!

Apr 25, 2008 07:02 AM

Derek Guyer

Land Chasers - Indianapolis, IN

Lorinda, it's going really well. With the slow down in the market, there are more people renting and that's good news for all of the cash flow investors out there.

The biggest pointer I can give you is to do business fairly. Do your job and treat people right. It seems like every property manager I come across in Indiana is crooked in one way or another, except for the one I'm working with right now. It's a real blessing. Integrity is a huge deal when you're taking care of people's assets.

Apr 25, 2008 07:10 AM

Robert Machado

HomePointe Property Management, CRMC - Sacramento, CA

CPM MPM - Property Manager and Property Management

Property management is a thankless job. Tenants pretty much do not like landlords and owners have high expectations in a very risky venture. Lots of things can and do go wrong and the messenger is the one that gets the blame.

I have been a property manager for close to 30 years and have seen it all.

The nice thing is that relationships are created and you can keep a client for a long time. It is not sales where you have to go find new clients every month. Take care of what you have and new business will come to you!

Apr 26, 2008 05:59 PM

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