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David Smith
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To have 1000 units in a few locations

David Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NJ/PA
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Say each location 200 units ( single and multiple family mix) .   Managed by companies.   

How  is the life for landlord everyday ?  Not much to do, right ?  Seeking next deal or refinancing ?

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Antoine Martel
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Antoine Martel
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Depends, if you own them with your own cash... sure. But if you have 1,000 units most likely you're using other peoples money. So therefore you have to keep in touch with these people, send out disbursements, manage renovations projects, etc.

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