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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

How big of a client do I need to be for a management company to treat me decently?
I've seen people on board say that if you are a landlord with just one or two properties, many management companies aren't going to take you seriously. They'll do almost nothing because it makes much more sense to focus on the big clients.
How big is big? I'm hoping to hit s milestone when I have enough props that my management company collects 1000 a month from me. But honestly that's not that much.
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The problem I see is companies take on all business to make coin.
They should say if they do not want or have time for a potential clients business. It's nothing personal.
The problem is companies and people in general have a willingness to help. Wanting to help can overextend someone and make it seem like they do not care about you as a client etc.
So it's important for a business to have laser focus on what they want and do not want and cut out everything else. Do that one thing at a very high level above all else.
- Joel Owens
- Podcast Guest on Show #47
