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How I broke up with my property manager and learned to love my self-managed condo building

… strategistturnedpresident of her sevenunit Williamsburg condo building says her building had three property management companies before the board decided to take things … cleaner In 2023 we had to pay over $8000 in expenses for services that were rendered before that year We always owed …

By Celia Young |February 16, 2024 - 10:01AM
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What are a property manager's responsibilities?

… A property management firm is a thirdparty vendor hired by your board … is most likely to the property manager   … Many coop and condo boards … are under the impression that the property … They often also obtain several proposals for vendor services however those may or may not be high low or even …

By Tina Larsson |October 10, 2023 - 12:30AM
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How do you know when it’s time to change property managers?

… Your coop or condo board has a fiduciary responsibility to the community … are some signs that its time to reevaluate your property management firm … Residents are complaining … When your coop … from commercial leases or rents charges for all auxiliary services like parking spots storage bins bike storage to gym …

By Tina Larsson |October 10, 2023 - 12:30AM
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How do you find a good property manager?

… replace any other vendor your boards first call is to your property manager But when its time to replace your property management firm you usually do not have that luxury … these firms will probably be outside your budget Google searches can generate a more complete list of property …

By Tina Larsson |October 10, 2023 - 12:30AM
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How much does a property manager cost in New York City?

… The cost of property management services primarily depends on the size of your building … collected by The Folson Group a New York City coop and condo consultancy shows that buildings pay $500 $1200 per …

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