Investor · Las Vegas, NV · Member since 2013 · 8k+ posts · 10k+ votes
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There MIGHT be a great realtor you find that has an ok property management team. But I’d suggest you are far better off finding your great property manager first. They are the people you’re going to deal with for years and will affect your results far more than the realtor. If they have a great realtor you like, great, use them. If not, use the great realtor you find.
I tried to think of a good analogy. But the only thing that came to mind was looking for a good gas station with groceries inside instead of a grocery store with a gas station on site. The groceries would be my first concern.
Investor · Las Vegas, NV · Member since 2013 · 8k+ posts · 10k+ votes
1y
There MIGHT be a great realtor you find that has an ok property management team. But I’d suggest you are far better off finding your great property manager first. They are the people you’re going to deal with for years and will affect your results far more than the realtor. If they have a great realtor you like, great, use them. If not, use the great realtor you find.
I tried to think of a good analogy. But the only thing that came to mind was looking for a good gas station with groceries inside instead of a grocery store with a gas station on site. The groceries would be my first concern.
Real Estate Agent · Denver · Member since 2020 · 366 posts · 151 votes
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@Jarrett Fogelman, Welcome to Denver! Here at the FI Team we are investor-friendly agents and we have a property management team. Our PM team focuses on co-living or rent-by-the-room rentals. Would be happy to talk you through how we do things on both sides.
Denver, CO · Member since 2024 · 2 posts · 0 votes
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Hi Jarrett,
Welcome to Denver! I wanted to take a second to introduce myself and provide a link to my calendar to chat, if you're inclined. I'm the Business Development Manager at Pioneer Property Management - the leading Denver metro property management company. While we don't specifically have an in-house real estate team, we work very closely with a broker who consistently helps our owners purchase new investments.
You can schedule a call by clicking HERE - I do have options for both Zoom Calls and Phone Calls through this link.
In the meantime, please visit our website if you have any questions about our Fees and Services or our Guarantees.
I look forward to having a chance to connect - best of luck!
I recently moved to Denver and am looking for a real estate agent who also has a team in house who manages properties.
I have an amazing team back in Southern Oregon who does exactly this and they make it seamless when I am buying rental properties
Lmk if you or someone you know does this!
Thanks!
Hi @Jarrett Fogelman, welcome to Denver! Do you currently own any rental properties here?
I agree with other comments - you don't want a Real Estate Firm that claims to have a property management division. Companies are either property management companies or not.
It's like when someone tells me they've started 7 business. Well, if you were good at the first one, you'd have stopped there.
In any case, it sounds like you're looking for investor guidance more than anything. I happen to be an investor and I own a PMC, and I'd be happy to offer some free advice on what to buy and where, if you're interested.
The best seat in the house is the front row seat at a PMC. We get to see what works and what doesn't.
Welcome to Colorado! If you find that your investment adventures bring you a little further south to Colorado Springs, I would love to chat with you about your goals! I work for a brokerage called Muldoon Associates and we have been managing properties and selling real estate in the Colorado Springs Metro since 1981!
If you ever need any advice regarding vendors, legal regulations or the local market I would love to share my experience.
I wish you the best in your investment adventures in Colorado! Take care :)
Property Manager · Royal Oak, MI · Member since 2012 · 12k+ posts · 9k+ votes
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@Jarrett Fogelman who do you think knows rental properties better: an agent that's transaction based or a PMC that literally deals with rentals EVERY day?