Seattle, WA · Member since 2017 · 16 posts · 4 votes
Hey everyone. I currently have an investment property in the Logan neighborhood (near Gonzaga) and am looking to purchase 2-3 more units. I'm a Gonzaga alumni but currently live in Seattle with my wife. I bought the investment home to give back to the Gonzaga community and to stay connected to the school.
The problem is that it's been very difficult to manage our investment property from across the state.I am hesitant to purchase additional properties until we find a good management company which will allow us to scale up. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'd prefer that they have some experience with student rentals as they are a different beast than traditional tenants (and in many ways easier to manage), but it's not a deal breaker.
Investor · Spokane Valley, WA · Member since 2012 · 45 posts · 42 votes
8y
Hey Robert, feel free to message me anytime. I’ve got lots of experience here in Spokane and manage several homes in that area. I’d be happy to tell you what we can do for you.
Developer · Spokane, WA · Member since 2016 · 99 posts · 81 votes
8y
Check out Joel Tampien with 4 degrees, as well as
Josh Thosath with Nukey. I wholesale investments in the area and from the landlords I asked these 2 come up the most often as having good expires with. Hope that helps!
Rental Property Investor · Seattle, WA · Member since 2011 · 47 posts · 12 votes
7y
Hi all, I'm in a similar position. Looking for property managers in Spokane, specifically with experience on the South Hill. @David Clinton III@Jeff Hornberger@Patrick Kendrick any ideas? Looking for someone that can cover all the bases (leases, financial reporting, repairs, etc) Thanks in advance!
Developer · Seattle, WA · Member since 2018 · 90 posts · 47 votes
7y
@Melissa Murphy should chime in - Julie with One Property Management has been managing my duplex in Hillyard/Whitman but continues to push me to her area of expertise in South Hill.
I'd also recommend connecting with @Jeff Hornberger who is mentioned above.
Real Estate Agent · Spokane, WA · Member since 2017 · 77 posts · 57 votes
7y
I'd highly recommend @Jeff Hornberger as well. A second option is 4 degrees property management. If you are looking to focus on students I've found it difficult to find a management company that specializes in this unique segment.