All Forum Posts by: Brad Larsen
Brad Larsen has started 9 posts and replied 348 times.
Post: San Antonio STR
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
Congrats - Happy to help if you need anything on the PM side of things!
Post: San Antonio, my first investment.
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
Congrats on your first investment - San Antonio is a great place to start.
Let us know if you need anything on the PM side of things.
Post: Silver Oaks Area - NW San Antonio
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
Allen, we manage about 1100 houses here in the area.
Let me know if you'd to chat about the rental opportunity of this property.
Happy hunting!
Post: New San Antonio Investor/owner occupant
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
We work with a number of homes that have casitas. Normal inside 410, but not always. I have seen places where they can rent separately. However, that depends on how you want to do things. The easiest way to work with both units which provides a good experience for everyone involved, is to make sure they are metered differently, where is parking, how does mail for each unit work, and are there any common places? (shared walkways or driveways, ect.)
If you are using a PM company to manage them, add the above-mentioned questions to your "interview" list.
Happy Hunting
Post: 🧐 Finding and Vetting Property Management
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
Great list!
A big question I personally feel people overlook is, how the eviction process works, and how is it paid for.
Would almost always start by searching NARPM. Lots of PM companies that are reputable are involved with the organization.
Post: Referrals for Good Property Managers in New Braunfels/Seguin Area
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
We manage about 1100 properties in the San Antonio & Austin Market. Happy to connect if you have any questions on local PM companies.
I would all so check out NARPM and Google reviews.
Good luck!
Post: I need a good property manager
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
Hi Brian, we are happy to help! We manage in and around the San Antonio and Austin area. Happy to connect if you have any questions on local PM companies. We are fully transparent with all pricing online, no secrets here! I would recommend you start your search on the NARPM website and then check out the Google reviews. Happy hunting!
Post: Looking for a good PM
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
Hello! I would start your search with NARPM. There are tons of great PM companies involved with the organization.
In addition to the questions above, would add:
1) How are utilities handled?
2) What is the reserve amount?
3) Does the PM pay taxes/HOA dues/Insurance etc...
4) Average days on market
5) Policy on late rent
Happy to discuss if you have any questions. Happy investing!
Post: Kerrville Property Management
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
We manage about 1100 properties between San Antonio & Austin. We service that area too.
Let me know if you have any questions!
Post: Looking to build an all-star team in San Antonio area
- Property Manager
- San Antonio and Austin, TX
- Posts 377
- Votes 380
Hi Matt, we are happy to help! We manage in and around the San Antonio and Austin area. Happy to connect if you have any questions on local PM companies. We are fully transparent with all pricing online, no secrets here! I would recommend you start your search on the NARPM website and then check out the Google reviews. Happy hunting!