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Updated over 7 years ago, 07/09/2017

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Stephen Burke
  • Dallas, TX
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Employee to manage my personal portfolio in TEXAS

Stephen Burke
  • Dallas, TX
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Here in Texas, can I pay an employee to manage my own properties? This ensures I can train and keep tabs on things the way I want it done, and essentially after a certain number of properties I will come out net ahead. Duties would include absolutely everything from A-Z, I want to be absentee of managing property. typically, I know to manage property in Texas, some places say a property owner can salary (plus bonus??) employees to manage their personally owned properties. However, TREC does not specifically make this distinction from my searching their website. Does anyone do this, and or know about this specifically?

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