Time to Break Up With Your Property Manager?

You bought the property. You poured in the time, the energy, and money. Maybe it’s your future nest egg, or maybe it’s meant to tick over and help cover the mortgage. Either way, it deserves better than what it’s getting right now.

You signed on with a property manager thinking they’d take care of things. But now? You’re not even sure who “they” are anymore.

It’s a different name in every email.

Your calls go unanswered.

Inspection reports? Can’t remember the last one you saw.

And you’re pretty sure the rent hasn’t changed for a few years.

You start to wonder - should I just ride it out?

Wait until the lease ends? Hope things improve?

Don’t.

Here’s the thing no one tells you: you don’t have to wait. And switching to a better property manager is much simpler than you think.

At LaneCampos, we’ve partnered with PMC Property Management because they deliver what investors expect but rarely get: consistent communication, local expertise, and zero chaos.

While we focus on the sales side, PMC handles everything else - rental reviews, inspections, maintenance, compliance - with the kind of care you’d want for your own home. They’re not juggling 200 properties per manager. They’re not rotating staff like a call centre. And they always call you back.

Here’s How Easy It Is to Switch 

1. Send us your property address
   That’s all we need to kick things off.
   
   
2. Sign the new agreement and termination notice online
   Takes about two minutes. We’ll send you everything.
   
   
3. PMC does the rest
   They contact your current agent. They notify your tenant. They make the switch seamless - no awkward calls, no disruption.

Simple.

Still Not Sure?

Here’s a quick checklist:

• Are you constantly following up for updates?
• Are inspections late or missing entirely?
• Has your rent been reviewed in the last 12 months?
• Are you ever left wondering, “Who’s actually managing my property?”

If you nodded at any of the above, it might be time for a clean break.

Switching property managers doesn’t need to be dramatic.

It just needs to be done properly.