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How soon is too soon to fire your property manager?

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By William Walker, Mike Dymski, Robert Gilstrap, David D Painter
| BiggerPockets Verified
I bought a quadplex in a city a couple of hours away and hired a property management company. There was one vacancy when I closed on Dec. 1st. I wanted some repairs and updates done before it was rented (update electrical panel, change out a couple of outlets, some cosmetic updates). A week after closing, I walked the property with the maintenance manager, who was supposed to get back to me within a week with an estimate. My plan was to have the unit ready to rent by Jan. 1st.
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Historic Utah airfield honors pilot — General Aviation News

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By William Walker
| General Aviation News Verified
Utah’s Wendover Airfield (KENV) has revealed a new exhibit celebrating an important stage in the preservation of the former World War II Army Air Corps and U.S. Air Force base. Wendover, 120 miles west of Salt Lake City on Interstate 80, is home to the former training base that curators say is the most original remaining and authentically preserved Army Air Corps base in the United States. Today the former military base is a civilian airport with 10,000 and 8,000-foot runways.
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S.C. Breakfast Club returns to KMAO — General Aviation News

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By William Walker
| General Aviation News Verified
In late February 2025, members of the South Carolina Breakfast Club flew into Marion County Regional Airport (KMAO) for the first time in 30 years. The club, which has been visiting South Carolina airports since 1938, had a perfect weather day for the restart of the first scheduled visit to Marion after a three-decade break. Approximately 25 aircraft and more than 60 individuals turned out for the Feb.
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