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Ben Einspahr
  • House Hacking Specialist
  • Denver, CO
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Omaha Property Management Companies

Ben Einspahr
  • House Hacking Specialist
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Hello Bigger Pockets Team,

I am a landlord living in Denver Colorado investing in Omaha. When I initially started out, I was living Omaha so it was very easy managing open houses and getting units filled after turnover with tenants. Unfortunately this has been a very difficult process living out of state.

I am looking for recommendations for either one of the two options:

- A reliable property management company to take over.

- A companies that only help out with showings during vacancies and I will handle the other day to day operations after a lease is signed. Has anyone tried this route? If so, is it just easier to bite the bullet and just have a property management company take over everything?

Thank you all in advance,

Ben

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