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Filip Reutov
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Learning to Manage Property

Filip Reutov
  • Rental Property Investor
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I am weeks away from closing on my first duplex.

I would like to work with a property manager to learn how to properly manage my duplex.

I have no property managing experience so how do I create value for a them, so that I may be able to work with and learn from them?

Thank you!

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Tracy Streich
  • Real Estate Broker
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Tracy Streich
  • Real Estate Broker
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@Filip Reutov  just my 2 cents.   As a property manager I am looking for clients that want me to manage their properties in my system.   Not teach you to manage your property.   You hire me as the PM to free up your time not make my job harder by babysitting you.   Now, please here me out,  There are plenty of places to educate yourself it you do want to self manage.  These forums and podcast here are very helpful.  You  can be successful and manage them on your own.  You just need to decide if you are doing it yourself or paying someone else.   I just think if you hire a PM and expect them to train you, not manage your properties, you will end up very frustrated and disappointed.    

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