All Forum Posts by: Andrew Syrios
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Post: New member from Chicago
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Darius and best of luck investing!
Post: Hello everybody I'm 18 and ready to invest
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Welcome to BP Jordie and best of luck investing!
Post: New member from New Albany OH
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Welcome aboard Andrew and best of luck!
Post: Realtor serving Tampa Area Marketplace
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Welcome to BP Rob and best of luck investing!
Post: Hello! Rich from New York
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Post: Wilmington, NC Buy and Hold investor.
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Post: Real estate agent, Miami, Florida
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Post: Who did you hire first? How do you start a management company???
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Originally posted by @David Zheng:
Thanks! is the maintenance tech like your full time guy who only works for you essentially and no one else? I feel like ill need hundreds of tenants before I can pay a salary haha...
@Andrew Syrios
You will need a maintenance tech before you get to hundreds of units, but early on, yes, you probably can't afford to have someone on staff to deal only with maintenance. So early on, using 1099 guys is probably the best way to go. It's hard to say who you should hire first, it depends on a lot of factors and what you intend to be doing. I did most of the office stuff, so it made sense that when we had enough units for someone to come on full time in maintenance, that was our first hire.
Post: New Member from Boston
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Welcome to BiggerPockets John!
Post: Who did you hire first? How do you start a management company???
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Our first hire was a maintenance tech as on-call handymen aren't the most reliable (you would need to pay per hour). A lot of it depends on what part of the business you plan on doing and how much you can trust your on-call handymen with things like late night issues.