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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Sales & Property Management Simultaneously?
Hey BP,
I was hoping some experienced folks could give me some insight on the possibility of doing PM and sales both simultaneously. I don't think I'd have an issue at the beginning, but rather when I start to increase volume. With increased volume is increased problems and a need for more solutions. When my volume is higher I figured my fiancee could work as my assistant to really ease my work load.
My thinking behind this is the PM would give me a more stable base income with which to budget my bills and living expenses on, while sales income would be more of a bonus to go towards other things like fixing my credit and saving for my own investment properties. What do you think? TIA.
Best Regards,
Jason E.