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Posted: January 5, 2018
Nexus Property Management opens Fall River office
Fall River, MA Nexus Property Management expands with new Fall River office located at 251 South Main St. Nexus is a full service property management and investment realty company providing tenant placement, leasing, rent collection, maintenance coordination, tenant communication, online tenant & owner portals, accounting, 24/7 emergency response and evictions. They also represent and guide real estate investors looking to get started or to add to their portfolio with the Nvest program.
This new Massachusetts Property Management office will offer services to landlords with properties in Fall River, New Bedford, Tauton and surrounding areas. With no upfront fees or no long term contracts. Multiple tenant guarantees with eviction protection, real estate investors are signing up with Nexus Property Management™ to enjoy hassle free rental income. Learn More or Call 508-536-3527
Nexus Property Management is a national franchise that advises and represents real estate investors as buyer agents and manages all types of rental property from single family homes or condos to large apartment complexes.
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