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Rafael Ortiz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • White Salmon, WA
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About to start prop managing and need legal advice!

Rafael Ortiz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • White Salmon, WA
Posted

Morning!

I am very excited, cz I recently had a great opportunity to start managing my friends/mentor portfolio (55 residential + 100 self storage doors). I own and manage a storage facility and 2 residential doors of my own. All in the state of Washington.

I’m trying to find advice to set off into this new journey correctly.

Do I need to get my real estate license?

Do i need to get a property management license?

What are consequences to not having one?

Also need someone that can help work on a solid lease for storage + guide me through storage eviction.

Any good Washington RE savy lawyers out there, or recommendations?

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