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John McLaughlin
  • Carlsbad, CA
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Property Management Business Startup

John McLaughlin
  • Carlsbad, CA
Posted

Hi,

I am considering starting a property management company.  I have much experience managing my own properties.  I also have other streams of income so can be patient to build the business.  

My questions to anyone in the business are,

  • How many doors can one person manage before adding staff?  
  • What kind of income potential is available for a portfolio of 250 doors?  
  • Is is a 7/24 business or if you are a good time manager can you run the business as a 5 day a week business?
  • And, feel free to add whatever pros or cons about the business.  

The more I read in post about how many "bad" property managers there are My though was that someone with service focus and good business and management experience could create a good business.  

Thanks for your input.

John

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