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Dave Holman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brunswick, ME
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Condo Association Management?

Dave Holman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brunswick, ME
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Can anyone give me the 101 on condo association management (vs apartments)? Specifically, how do you charge and what pricing is normal in your area?

Some background: we're a growing property management company with 6 employees and a few hundred units under management and another 65ish units on the way. We've been offered to manage a 100 unit condo building in Portland and we're weighing the pros/cons over apartment and commercial rental units we currently manage. Any experience in condo management is appreciated! 

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