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Property Manager Loyalty?
What do you do when you have a good potential deal from a property manager other than the one you currently work with and you pursue the deal and purchase? Should you keep management with company who got you lead or flip it over to your current prop. mgr?should you have multiple proptery managers in the same metro area managing different properties? Will they sour to you or not do business with you if you buy property from thei client and then flip the property management over to your current management company? you think they will be mad and not work with you again?
how would you handle leads from a property manager?
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If the second PM was your insider to be able to buy a great property, then I wouldn't bite the hand that feeds you by turning around and firing him. I would just ask him if he would like to continue managing the property, and if so, keep him unless he proves to be a bad manager.
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