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Dear PoPville,
I wanted to submit a reader request for a PoPville discussion about condo management companies in and around DC that manage smaller (2-20 units) buildings. Our condo association is contemplating shopping around for a new management company, but we don’t know where to start. We decided that other small condo associations must have the same dilemma, so a PoPville-wide discussion of management companies (anything from fees, customer service, value added, favorite property managers, property managers to avoid, etc.) would help us all. In addition, potential buyers would benefit from learning a bit more about how the management company at a potential property compares to others in the area.
We discussed a bit back in 2010 but does anyone have recs specifically for smaller building?
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