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Jake Williams
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Minneapolis Property Management

Jake Williams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Trying to find a respectable property manager in Minnesota, the twin cities.

I am faced with a career change and I think finding a consistent job at a reputable property manager or another real estate business would be a good next step in my real estate investment.

Any opinions on a good field seek entry into or a good company to inquire into would be much appreciated.

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Tim Swierczek
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@Jake Williams Just make sure any position you take his W-2s in full time so that you can continue to invest otherwise you were considered self-employed and will take a minimum of two years before you’ll be able to qualify for a traditional loan. 

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