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Brandon Elliott-Pandey
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Your Policy on Hiring Friends???

Brandon Elliott-Pandey
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Though my years of hiring trades to work on my rental and friends/ family/ clients properties I have had it good and bad experiences. Property managers that over promise, work not fully completed to satisfaction, things not being installed correctly, etc. Again.... from professionals I haven't met and friends whom I know personally that run their own companies...

I am curious, what is your policy on hiring friends (whom own their own companies) to work on your properties? Do or Don't and why?

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Erica Calella
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Erica Calella
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My policy is to hire them for small projects, it's an easy and somewhat affordable way to tell if you really have a friend or not! If they are good at what they do, then that friendship can grow into a partnership. 

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