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Keoni Padilla
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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Property Managment - When is it good to use them?

Keoni Padilla
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
Posted

I've heard a couple points of view on this topic and understandably a lot of factors depend on the investor and their style and how hands on or involved they want to be in the process.

However I did want to get more insight and opinions to see at what point does adding a property management team to your business make sense.

For example, is their a general number of houses/units at which you would then start looking for property managers? What are some things one should take into consideration when comparing whether managing the properties yourself or to delegate them to someone else?

Your insight and thoughts on this are greatly appreciated!

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