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Brandon Wells
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Real Estate brokerage, should I seperate PM in seperate entity?

Brandon Wells
  • Property Manager
  • Indianapolis, IN
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In theory if you were creating your own real estate company that would handle residential, commercial, Property Management, lease-up services and due diligence services for clients, would you seperate the different services from each other or off all services to be over insured to cover risk/liability?

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Brandon Wells
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Brandon Wells
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@Brad Larsen Thank you for your feedback. I will look into NARPM, but as far as credentials go, I am already a CPM® through IREM. Not sure of the difference between organizations, but definitely worth looking into.

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