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Tj Hines
  • Specialist
  • Tampa, FL
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As I've been networking with brokers in regards to purchasing multifamily units. I've been asking them for referrals hoping to land decent reputable property managers for that area. The majority of them I have spoken with didn't have any referrals to give me. What is the best way to interview and recruit reputable property managers who are experienced in managing 50 plus units ? Thanks

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