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Property Manager or Company
Hello BP, i was thinking whether i should let an individual property manager who have experience working with investor or simply using a property management company to run my portfolio. What do you guys think? Is the pros of individual overweight the company, or is it the other way around?
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@Account Closed
Property Manager is a title that means something very specific. I don't know where you're thinking about investing, but here where I live, to be a property manager, you have to have a Real Estate Broker's License, or work for someone who does. You can have a helper that does tasks for you, but he can't call himself a property manager unless he is credentialed.