How many buildings per manager are standard in the property management industry (HOA's)?
Fri Mar 21 2008, 08:16 - Los Angeles - Quality of Life - 2 answers
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Hi Helen,
There are no regulations on how many buildings a manager can be assigned to. It all depends on how capable the individual is. Our office manages several properties for investors who buy in Los Angeles area and live in another city or country. We have onsight managers as well as supervisors over the managers. If there is anything else we can help you with, please feel free to ask,. Good Luck to you, Lou & Alex LA Real Estate Group info@myLARealEstateGroup.com www.myLARealEstateGroup.com Sat Mar 22 2008, 23:56 Web Reference: http://www.MyLARealEstateGroup.com
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Each Office Association is different. I managed one center with 7 rather large office buildings and know of others office associations with many, many buildings. Not sure what you are getting at with your question. There is no real 'standard' that I'm aware of. Many variables. Wish I could have helped you more.
Fri Mar 21 2008, 21:12
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