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Nolan Sanburn
  • Investor
  • Birmingham, AL
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Nolan Sanburn
  • Investor
  • Birmingham, AL
Posted

Hey guys, thank you in advance for your insight and education. 

I currently have 9 rental properties but also I play professional baseball with the Chicago White Sox, so I am constantly out of the state and rarely am at home in my hometown in Indiana. I currently have three property managers manage 8 of the 9 properties as my dad manages the ninth. 

My approach so far has been to continue with all three PM business because I like seeing how each PM business operates and what is different from each one plus I like them all to know that I use other PM businesses so they know they are competing for my business.  Does anyone have any insight on whether this is a wise idea to delegate to different management teams or if I should consolidate into just one PM? I bought all 9 units in my first year so I am still fairly new to being a landlord. I am just trying to figure out the best system moving forward. Thanks again BP!

-Nolan Sanburn 

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