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Cain Wright
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tulsa, OK
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Property Manager in Coweta, Oklahoma

Cain Wright
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tulsa, OK
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Looking for property management recommendations for a 23 unit multi-family complex in Coweta, Oklahoma. I currently manage my existing rental portfolio, but will be outsourcing the management of this complex. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Also, if any existing or prospective investors might have some interest managing the complex, feel free to reach out. It could be a nice supplemental income and additionally great exposure for a new/advancing investor. #broken arrow #tulsa 

Appreciate it! 

Cain  

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Nathan McElrath
  • Tulsa, OK
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Nathan McElrath
  • Tulsa, OK
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Originally posted by @Tracy Streich:

Cain. I would love to visit with you about management.   Please keep in mind that to mange properties for someone else in Oklahoma you have a Brokers Liscense. 

 Good morning Tracy, I recently contacted OREC regarding property management here in Oklahoma. I was told that you could manage your own property, or be employed by an individual or entity to manage properties. It was my understanding the difference was employment versus contract labor. Is this accurate information, or did I talk to the wrong person? Other than the regulation stating that you had to be or work for a broker I couldn't find much regarding this on the OREC website, so I called. But, I didn't get a reference to an actual regulation so now I'm worried that I don't fully understand the laws. I'm just starting out, so I would greatly appreciate any information you could provide. Thanks!

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