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Updated 9 months ago,

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Jason Schwerin
  • Belleville, MI
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Property Management LLC

Jason Schwerin
  • Belleville, MI
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I own and manage a single-family home and a 4 plex in Metro Detroit. I own the 4 plex 50/50 with my parents and it's starting to become tedious trying to track who's putting what into the property as far as expenses and sweat equity is concerned. My parents live on the other side of the country and we've agreed that I will manage the property on behalf of all of us and I will be the public face for the tenants. My parents put up most of the money for the down payment and they're crediting 10% of the rents as equity to me each month as payment for managing the property until we reach an equal equity position. 

I have an LLC I created 2 years ago that's been sitting around doing nothing. I was thinking of having a lawyer draw up new articles for it and using it as a property management LLC to manage the 4 plex, my single family, and future homes. Since I would still be self-managing my own rentals and not managing anyone else's I don't believe I would need a real estate broker license. Seems to me it would provide a more consistent face to the tenants and would streamline income and expenses tracking and payments.

Is this a reasonable thing to do/ good idea?

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