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Justin Lanciault
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Newbie questions in Baltimore

Justin Lanciault
  • Realtor
  • Washington, DC
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I am newish to the real estate game in Baltimore. I've visited the city and done alot of research and bought two houses both rented with great ROI's, even with property managers in place. Closing was last week. Does anyone know what I need to send to the renters to inform of new owners? Does it change if I keep the property managers and I just inform the managers?

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Jojo Olaseha
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Jojo Olaseha
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I always suggest to my investors send a welcome packet and/or gift to new tenants once they close on the property. You can keep the same management company but i would ask them a few questions to make sure they run a quality business.

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