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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Long distance investors owning in Columbus Ohio
Is there demand for a third party to check in on your property while its under construction?
I know that now, an agent or property manager gives updates on the level of completion of the project.
What if there was a third party (ME) that could check on your property for a cheeper cost?
Thoughts?
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What you are talking about is becoming a project manager and I'd say there is a demand for that. Clients would want more than to just give updates on the property such as managing and dealing with all contractors and sub-contractors. @Tyler Campbell
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