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Peter Mackercher
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Saint Louis, MO
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A small property management company has questions!

Peter Mackercher
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Saint Louis, MO
Posted

Hi Everyone!

I need your help I own a small property management company in St Louis mo. I'm wanting to grow and I'm having trouble finding new clients. I curious to know if any one had some creative marking ideas. Maybe even a management company that could maybe tell me how they continue to grow. My company Mogul realty is very unique. The company was built from the ground up by an investor with the investor at heart. The main difference with Mogul Reality that sets it apart from the rest of that I also it that i also own a construction company. Therefore we can help you buy your property and rehab it if needed and then manage your property and sell you property at your convenience. Its very nice that the left hand belongs to the right hand. Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

And for those of you who currently use a management company...

What do you look for in a management company?

Are there any common problems you see with management companies?

Is there a feature that you wish your current property management company had, but doesn't?

Thank you all in advance. I would love to hear anyones feedback!!

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