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Victor Lebegue
  • Investor
  • Maplewood, Mn
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Starting a property maintenance company

Victor Lebegue
  • Investor
  • Maplewood, Mn
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Hello,

I'm currently a licensed General Contractor and working on getting business up and growing. My goal is to focus more towards investors and flipping properties for them or rehabbing rentals. I'm looking to add a property maintenance division to my business in the future and am seeking any advice from other fellow property management/maintenance companies. How do you plan your pricing? What marketing seems to work best? I'm in the twin cities area and there is plenty of competition. What do you recommend staying away from and what do you find works best for an overall business model?

Thank you,

Victor

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