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Managing New Construction Rentals vs. Older Properties — What’s Been Your Experience?

Kelly Schroeder
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A lot of property managers say new construction rentals can be easier to manage — fewer maintenance calls, fewer surprises, and sometimes stronger tenant appeal. But they also come with higher upfront costs and newer systems that might require specialized contractors.

For those managing both new construction and older stock:
- Do you see a noticeable difference in tenant satisfaction or turnover?
- Are maintenance savings as big as some investors hope for?
- Or do you find the challenges just shift (e.g., warranty claims, HOA coordination, etc.)?

Would love to hear the community’s take on whether new builds are really less work for landlords and managers in the long run.