Hi there,

Does anyone here know and have experience working with Realty Medics property management company? 

I would love to hear your experience and opinion about them.

Thanks in advance!

@Noam Ofan I am talking with Tommy about a couple opportunities but I have not used them yet. They have answered a lot of questions I've had. That is the extent I've worked with them.

@Noam Ofan I work for TrustHome properties I can help if your interested.. you can contact them and us for comparison.. TrustHome has just come up with a bunch of innovative protections to help you as an investor

@Mark Vivanco you should speak to Jose Vega.. if you look at our reviews on our page www.trusthomeproperties.com you will see the level of service José Vega will bring you!

@William Rojas I am speaking with Jose Vega as well.  I haven't pulled the plug as to what deal I want.  I haven't found anything "sexy" yet.  What "innovative protections" are you talking about?

@Mark Vivanco for property management we off a tenant Benicia package that you don’t even pay for the tenant does it covers the owner in damage to the property, pet damage and many other things along with this in the package we drop ship air filters quarterly to educate tenants to take care of the your AC.

We also off protection plans for owner on rental protection which will cover if a tenant is not able to pay for rent and eviction protection plan which covers the physical cost of eviction!

The EPP (eviction protection plan) and RPP (rental protection plan) on cost just 24 dollars a month.

Though evictions are small percentage less than one percent.. it still can happen..

These are just some of the many things we can help you with!

@William Rojas and @Mark Vivanco - Thank you for the info you provided.

Yes I am a current client of Realty Medics and am referring someone out-of-state to them too. I would start by saying no PM company is perfect, as my realtor told me. I have explored a couple other options in the area and found them to be professional and their fees perhaps slightly lower than others. They handle leasing and repairs fast and their repair pricing is fair. What I wish could be different, and understand this is difficult to do, is being able to advertise before tenants move out. They would only advertise after tenants moved out and the property cleaned and fixed, this usually results in at least a month of vacancy in between tenants. Would love to refer you. 

@Rongsu Qi - Thank you for your input. I have already met with them over Zoom. At this point, I'm trying to meet with other companies and hear investors' opinions about all the different companies.

If you've had good impressions from other companies, I'd love to hear those companies' names so I can research and contact them as well.

Thanks again.

If your property is in a good shape and desirable location it should not be taking 30 days or more to secure a renter. We Understand that vacancy is the biggest cost an owner has. Currently, we are right around 16-17 days average on renting properties, PROVIDED they are priced right and showed well. We do Have systems for pre-leasing properties prior to the old tenant move out where we stack inquiries so that once the unit is ready it can be shown Immediately. For sure 30 plus days is to long "Vacancies cost $$$$"