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Kevin Schick
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Managing Growth?

Kevin Schick
  • California
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Not sure where this post should land, maybe a good idea for a new forum ... Owners of 10+ Properties, or something a little more creative than that, but you get the idea.

I would like input from those investors who have gone from owning just 1-2 properties, to the next step of say 10-20 properties.

* At what point was the administration of it just too much, where you had to hire someone to help with bookkeeping?

* For someone with a normal 40 hr job, at what point for you was it just too much to handle both?

* What strategies are you undertaking, with so many properties, to avoid a catastrophic failure of your empire?

* What key event or point in time, did you realize you had turned a corner, and you truly realized this was going to work?

Thanks, and looking forward to your responses.

BMR

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