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Phil Capron
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Richmond Virginia Property Manager Referral

Phil Capron
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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Hello fellow landlords!

Who do you recommend in Richmond, Virginia for property management? 

Ideally, i'm looking for a company owned by someone who owns real estate themselves, has a good understanding about the city's growth and economic drivers, knows their way around various neighborhoods, and markets in ways other than throwing a property on the MLS and expecting another agent to lease it for them.

I am interviewing property managers with hopes of finding a long term partner and potentially offering them an ownership interest in a portfolio in an attempt to ensure our interests are aligned at all times.

I will be monitoring this post.... please tag, recommend, or PM me.

THANKS!!!

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Tyler Kastelberg
  • Real Estate Technology
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Tyler Kastelberg
  • Real Estate Technology
  • San Francisco, CA
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@Phil Capron

RPM and Dodson will take good care of you. I know RPM will take equity positions with their clients to align incentives, and Dodson will if its a development project. I don't recommend offering equity positions on small deals ... most of the time you see this with large multifamily and commercial.

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