Property Management: Rare payout protects landlords

The most high-profile case of problems with a property manager involved a licensed manager, Platt Property Management.

Monday, March 17th 2003, 1:10PM

by The Landlord

In late 2001 the Real Estate Institute froze Platt's trust fund and made a rare payout after many landlords were not paid rent from the residential properties that Platt managed.

One landlord lodged a formal complaint with the institute about missing rent. Although Platt appeared to put the rent money from the properties into its trust account, it was not paid to the landlords.

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