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All Forum Posts by: Kenny Dahill

Kenny Dahill has started 19 posts and replied 1021 times.

Post: Property Manager in Cleveland

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

Hi Ester,

Not sure if you got any private responses, but if you are still actively searching let me know.  We have some Cleveland recommendations for you.

Hi @Grace Wang, make sure to get competing bids and really understand their fee structure. Most are willing to provide it upfront, but some hesitate and they are the ones to avoid.

It is important to understand the property management agreement: how they pay you, WHEN they pay you, when they pay if rent is late, and their inspections policy. There is much more to property management agreements than monthly rates.

Post: Property Managers in Detroit?

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

@Chris LumLee make sure to get competing bids and really understand their fee structure. Most are willing to provide it upfront, but some hesitate and they are the ones to avoid.

It is important to understand the property management agreement: how they pay you, WHEN they pay you, when they pay if rent is late, and their inspections policy. There is much more to property management agreements than monthly rates.

Post: Looking for Property Manager in East Valley

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

@Ada Tor, make sure to get competing bids and really understand their fee structure. Most are willing to provide it upfront, but some hesitate and they are the ones to avoid.

It is important to understand the property management agreement: how they pay you, WHEN they pay you, when they pay if rent is late, and their inspections policy. There is much more to property management agreements than monthly rates.

Post: Providing Property Management Services in Indianapolis!

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

@Ken Scarbrough, Indy is one of our key markets.  If you're looking to build your business then consider signing up and you'll be exposed to future leads in Indy.

How many units do you currently manage?

Post: Looking for property manager in Chattanooga, TN

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

Hi @Holly Schuler, make sure to get competing bids and really understand their fee structure. Most are willing to provide it upfront, but some hesitate and they are the ones to avoid.

It is important to understand the property management agreement: how they pay you, WHEN they pay you, when they pay if rent is late, and their inspections policy. There is much more to property management agreements than monthly rates.

Post: Looking for a Property management company in Kansas City MO

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

@JP Modesto, make sure to get competing bids and really understand their fee structure. Most are willing to provide it upfront, but some hesitate and they are the ones to avoid.

It is important to understand the property management agreement: how they pay you, WHEN they pay you, when they pay if rent is late, and their inspections policy. There is much more to property management agreements than monthly rates.

How many properties are your 29 units spread across?

Post: Property Manager in Denton County/Cooke County Texas

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

@Kieran Mason, make sure to get competing bids and really understand their fee structure. Most are willing to provide it upfront, but some hesitate and they are the ones to avoid.

It is important to understand the property management agreement: how they pay you, WHEN they pay you, when they pay if rent is late, and their inspections policy. There is much more to property management agreements than monthly rates.

Post: Detroit RE Agents, Contractors and Prop Mgr - Detroit suggestions

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

@Marcus Fisher smart for visiting in person to meet potential team members in person!  Hopefully you have a successful trip, you should share the info afterwards.

Post: Property management in Fayetteville NC

Kenny DahillPosted
  • Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
  • Posts 1,055
  • Votes 731

@Erica Raby and @Liem Huynh, make sure to get competing bids and really understand their fee structure. Most are willing to provide it upfront, but some hesitate and they are the ones to avoid.