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Constancia R.
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Olson Group, out Indiana? ( Gary and northwest IN)

Constancia R.
  • Indiana
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I know that this group has been active in the forums, but I would like to hear from folks who've had actual, personal experience with them and gone through an entire deal.

How was their demeanor once an agreement was solidified? Did they live up to the contract in terms of timing? What was the quality of their work? In the end, did they deliver what they promised and how close was your profit to what you anticipated? Where is/was the property (city and B, C neighborhood, etc.)?

Thank you.

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Brad Mistina
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  • Merrillville
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Brad Mistina
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  • Merrillville
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I took over some properties from Olson in a property management deal.  I will say that they were professional throughout the transfer.  I do not know how they run their turn key deals but my experience with them was positive.  I will say that most of the time when we take over property management contracts the opposing company is very unprofessional, Olson was a exception.  To me this says a lot on how a company runs.  just my two cents.

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