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Shafi Noss
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Did I handle this right? PMs not answering management questions

Shafi Noss
  • Investor
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Hi everyone,

I was doing some preliminary interviews of multifamily PMs in Tampa and I ran into a snag I'd like to get people's opinion on.

I called the management company and told them I was an out of state investor with a few questions. I asked what their portfolio composition was, and she said a little bit of everything, and maybe 15 or so MF and commercial properties. I asked if she could send a specific number of multifamilies maybe in an email after the call. She said she wasn't comfortable doing that since she didn't know who I was or if I was competition.

That struck me as a little strange. As an investor I want to know the experience level of a management company I work with. But it was my first call, maybe I'm missing something. Is that question outside of industry norms, any thoughts on how to have handled it?

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