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Legal question // Ohio Property Managment

Daniel Fridrij
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Hello everybody.

I am looking to invest in the Ohio market. Single Families.

A person I know there is willing to manage the properties we buy. She manages a 100 unit building, so she is pretty familiar with everything.

BUT, she is not a licensed Property Manager, what I think could mean for us some troubles in the future, if she has to show in court representing us, etc...On the other hand, if I was managing myself, I don't need a license, and she could be like our representative, empowered, and maybe she don't need a license...? 

Does anyone has an idea how we can do this in a proper way?

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Daniel Fridrij
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@Brandon Sturgill Hi Brandon, I really wanted to hear your opinion. Really valuable as always. Thank you!

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