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Patrick GRibbin
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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Hiring a property manager

Patrick GRibbin
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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Hey guys I was wondering if I could get advice/suggestions on questions I need to ask a property manager before hiring them. My partners and I purchased one last year that we are self managing at this point but we want to purchase more this year. Because of specific situations for us it will be easier to bring an manager in for all of the properties. We only have a single family home at this point but are looking into small multi family for our next purchase. Eventually we want to get into something larger. Besides the fees is it good to ask if multi family is something they are looking to add to their portfolio as well? If you have advice or material to review please let me know.

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