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John SouerbryU.S.
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Property buy/sell decisions; market rent analysis; cost control/profit improvement; property management procedures; real estate portfolio management; wills, estates & trusts (preparing to leave real estate to heirs, disposition of inherited real estate); real estate finance | |
Gary C. DunnAvailable
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I can answer questions about where to live rent-free in the US or other countries as a property caretaker. I have been publishing rent-free living opportunities world-wide since 1983. | |
Mike FortunatoU.S.
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Very familiar with all aspects of property management, from tenant/landlord issues, to lease administration, to facilities maintenance. 20+ years in property management | |
Owen AhearnU.S.
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I will be happy to answer property management questions for residential units (single-family, multi-family), commercial properties, condominium associations and industrial properties. | |
Stefani NachatiloAvailable
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I can answer basic beginner questions like "How do I get started buying my 1st rental property" and "What to look for when taking an application on a tennant." "Here`s what capital I have to work with -- what are my options?" | |
Susan SandersAvailable
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I can answer questions related to Homeowner and Condo Associations that relate to communication, running meetings and standard operating procedures for Boards. | |
Donald J. Leske IIU.S.
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Advocate for Landlord & Tenant Rights. Based in Washington State as a Licensed Real Estate Broker and Property Manager. I am a Landlord but I am not a Lawyer. Ask any question dealing with the rental of residential properties, including; 1. Evictions. 2. Maintenance & repair issues. 3. How to set a fair rental price. 4. When to hire a property manager. 5. Selling and how to determine value. 6. Basic tax questions and Legal issues ok, but most will be referred to a professional in that field. | |
Doug Chasick, The CallSource Apartment DoctorU.S.
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I can assist property management professionals ONLY (I DO NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS FROM RESIDENTS/TENANTS) with anything related to the management, marketing, leasing and general operations of multifamily properties with at least 100 units. PLEASE NOTE: I am NOT an attorney and CANNOT offer any assistance to residents by answering questions about your business relationship with your landlord - I CANNOT ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR LEASE. Please visit me at www.CampusCallSource.com | |
Barry MathisU.S.
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I am an expert in matters related to Real Estate in California. | |
Ben EdsallU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/31/2009 |
Property Management, Apartment Management, Investment Property |
The Board needs to read the contract with the Property Management Company and if the Management Company is not doing what they should, according the agreement, they should be fired. The Management Company
Hello Dominick, I am not a lawyer and have not reviewed your lease, however if it is a standard lease with no early termination clause set into it by the landlord, then it is my opinion that they CAN
Hi Kathy, HOLY COW..... you were not kidding. Thanks for the photo, a picture truly does say a thousand words. In my opinion, I would certainly think that "good" owners would just bite the bullet
You will need to research this at the CA Department of Real Estate to see if there are any specific licensing requirements. Typically, an on-site manager who works for the owner or third-party management
Hi Joe -- I would first surmise that someone complained to the home owners association to bring this to their attention. 2nd, the board thought it enough of a violation to write you a notice. You probably
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