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Josh Otero
  • Property Manager
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Getting Clients for PM company

Josh Otero
  • Property Manager
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi, my name is Josh and I'm a property manager in Los Angeles. I have a few clients and I wanted to know what are some methods of getting more clients. I go to networking events, I'm on websites such as thumbtack, working on SEO and reviews to appear higher on Google , have posted flyers in parking lots, and am currently building up the social media pages. 

Yes, word of mouth will expand business, and I want to know if there are other ways that I may not know of that can expand my business. I would love to hear the input of the BP community. Thanks.

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Yogev Lifchin
  • Specialist
  • Krakow, Europe
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Yogev Lifchin
  • Specialist
  • Krakow, Europe
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Just adding my 2 cents — all of the most successful PM companies I’ve come across were also heavily into brokering properties. I’m not sure, but I believe it is actually mandatory in most, if not all, states to be a certified broker in order to operate a management company. I really liked the idea mentioned above — of finding properties for investors and then offering them management services, just like @Stephen Morales said.

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