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We've been a self managing condo for the last 2 years
mainly rental units owned by absentee (oversees) landlords but 4 owner occupied units
looking for recommendations for a management company with experience in dealing with a small building such as ours that could provide basic management services economically
Thanks in advance
I would recommend Premiere Properties. They are a small firm, extremely responsive and on top of things.
I would recommend Matthew Adam Properties, Inc., 212-699-8900 Ira M. Meister.
I would recommend Andrews Organization,212 529-5688. Ask to speak with Divya Rashad.
Call Taube Management and ask for Joseph Taube (212)288-0757
I would recommend Premiere Properties. They are a small firm, extremely responsive and on top of things.
YOU can add ALLAREA MANAGEMENT to that list.
Currently on top of the worst managing agents on the list is Rachlin Management
Call Taube Management and ask for Joseph Taube.
One star only because I can't give zero. Totally ineffectual, sponsor controlled company that will lie, cheat and steal from owners to satisfy the whims of their sponsor masters. The staff will hide bills, provide erroneous data, and pretend all is fine until they hit you with an assessment. I can't understand why the Attorney General or other government regulatory group hasn't barred them from real estate.
One star only because I can't give zero. Totally ineffectual, sponsor controlled company that will lie, cheat and steal from owners to satisfy the whims of their sponsor masters. The staff will hide bills, provide erroneous data, and pretend all is fine until they hit you with an assessment. I can't understand why the Attorney General or other government regulatory group hasn't barred them from real estate.
I would recommend Century Management. They've revamped their entire style of business in the past two years and have been getting good reviews on Yelp since that. They have small buildings in their portfolio as well.
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