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Thanks for your input.
My brother owns a leasing company and he says that most people that list with him, do so because they are move/relocated for work related projects.
His biggest problem is finding quality subcontractors. He says that it used to be tracking (administrative) all the information, but there are all these cheap programs aimed at fixing that now.
Hope that helps.
The thing that pisses off landlords the most is problem tenants. The ones that don't pay and/or damage the property. In tenant-friendly states, the eviction process can be long, complicated, expensive and riddled with pitfalls. Additionally, there are "professional tenants" out there who try to game the system by legally squatting.
What's your motivation for asking this question? There are a number of solutions that solve problems around listing, credit checks, paperwork, etc. The thing that pisses off landlords the most is problem tenants. The ones that don't pay and/or damage the property. In tenant-friendly states, the eviction process can be long, complicated, expensive and riddled with pitfalls. Additionally, there are "professional tenant…
What bothered me the most is that our agent was shit, and that we were paying them all that money for so little work, but we didn't have a reason to believe that one other firm would be any better, so we stayed with them.
The Landlord space has been improved significantly in the last five years. My brother owns a leasing company and he says that most people that list with him, do so because they are move/relocated for work related projects. His biggest problem is finding quality subcontractors. He says that it used to be tracking (administrative) all the information, but there are all these cheap programs aimed at fixing that now. Hop…
The Landlord space has been improved significantly in the last five years. My brother owns a leasing company and he says that most people that list with him, do so because they are move/relocated for work related projects. His biggest problem is finding quality subcontractors. He says that it used to be tracking (administrative) all the information, but there are all these cheap programs aimed at fixing that now. Hop…
Does he ever complain about the paper-work involved? Or the time wasted finding adequate tenants? Just wondering. :)
He says it has been pretty easy to get good tenants, but it's getting harder. The market used to be hard to buy, but is getting easier = less good tenants.
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Does he ever complain about the paper-work involved? Or the time wasted finding adequate tenants? Just wondering. :)
No. He says the paperwork is pretty easy now. He says it has been pretty easy to get good tenants, but it's getting harder. The market used to be hard to buy, but is getting easier = less good tenants.