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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Dante Foreman
  • Investor
  • Owensboro Ky
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Property Management opportunity

Dante Foreman
  • Investor
  • Owensboro Ky
Posted

So I've recently turned a Multi-family Property deal down.  It was a Boarding house or Bed and breakfast 8 rooms. Long story I was able to get the property under contract to buy,but I turned it down. Reason the place needed some work and i wouldn't have the resources to do it. So the owners  were intrigued by my honesty,and decided to make me property manager untill I got the rooms full,and started to make a cash flow. No money out of my pocket and they pay me for my service's. After a month or 2 they will be willing to make me an offer under contract again.  Im just worried once I get the place up and going they will back out in there word.  Is this unheard of?  Im thinking of drawing up a contract stating our agreement. Thank you  for your time. I dnt mind advice just dnt ve rude about it.

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