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Expertise

Property Management, Apartment Management, Investment Property

Experience in the area

Apartment Manager 1985-1992, Property Manager 1992-Present, Real Estate Broker, 1992-Present.

Organizations

IREM, NARPM, IEREP, Chamber, BBB

Publications

NARPM Residential Resource, Personal Real Estate Investor,

Education/Credentials

Accredited Residential Manager, Real Estate Broker, Accredited Equestrian Real Estate Professional

Past/Present Clients

Banks, investors, realtors, lenders, etc.

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Recent Answers from Ben Edsall

2012-05-06 Rental housing?:

You have pretty much covered all the bases. You may need to increase either you search area or the dollar amount you are willing to pay.    Apartmentratings.com shows a chart of rental rates for the Waco

2012-04-22 Managing condo:

I'm sorry I am not based in Florida and although I am somewhat familiar with their requirements I think it best for you to contact:   Division of Professions  Regulatory Council of Community Association

2012-04-07 apartment:

Thank you for contacting me, firstly I must say that New York City has many of its own landlord - tenant laws that are specific to NY only; I am unfamiliar with your local codes and regulations.     However

2012-01-30 Residential ( Fl. ) Property Management Requirments:

According the sources I've read, Florida laws are as follows.    http://www.allpropertymanagement.com/propertylaw/property-management-law-in-flor    <b>Must Florida property managers have a real

2011-11-11 Is this legal to do when you’re on a lease?:

Without knowing more about the lease, I'd have to say; like most things in life the answer is do the right thing.     Our lease requires that you give us notice two months prior to the expiration of your

 

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