Property Management Companies in Titus County, TX

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  Due West Property Management

  Lake Bob Sandlin, Pittsburg, TX 75686

  No Google reviews yet

  Due West Property Management is a full-service property management company in Pittsburg, Texas, run by a husband and wife team. It works mainly with second-home owners, taking care of tasks at their properties.

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  Paddy Properties

  711 N Jefferson Ave, Mt Pleasant, TX 75455

  4.2 (5 Google reviews)Recently reviewed

  Paddy Properties is a Mount Pleasant property management team handling leasing, rent collection, maintenance and tenant relations for homes across the East Texas community.

  In their words: “Our local knowledge and expertise allow us to offer tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of the East Texas community.”

  Review summary: Reviewers mostly describe kind, reasonable staff and good communication.

  (903) 884-5504paddypropertymanagement.com Google profile
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  Redfearn Property Management

  1010 N Jefferson Ave, Mt Pleasant, TX 75455

  3.9 (26 Google reviews)

  Redfearn Property Management is a Mount Pleasant company that manages rental homes and HOAs across Titus County and Northeast Texas, handling tenant placement, maintenance and rent collection.

  In their words: “We represent well-maintained properties of individual property owners.”

  Review summary: Reviewers often describe friendly, helpful staff and quick responses when maintenance is needed.

  (903) 577-7007redfearnpm.com Google profile
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Mount Pleasant, Pittsburg

• What is the monthly management fee, and what does it include?Ask whether it is a share of rent collected or a flat amount, and what costs extra.
• Is there a fee to find a tenant (leasing or placement fee)?Also ask about lease renewal fees.
• Do you add a markup to maintenance and repair bills?Ask who does the work and whether you approve large repairs first.
• How long is the contract, and how do I end it?Look for the notice period and any cancellation fee.
• How do you screen tenants?Credit, income, rental history and background checks; ask how they follow fair housing rules.
• How will I see what is happening with my property?Owner portal, monthly statements, how fast they answer you.
• Who handles emergencies at night and on weekends?Ask for the process and typical response time.

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