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Property manager ice breaker
I own my own plumbing company and want to get in with Property managers. Now, I know the typical sticking points for dealing with contractors - don't show up, show up late, doesn't clean up after themselves, no warranty, so on and so on. What I need help with is opening up a line of communication with property managers in Colorado springs. I'm a very charismatic guy, when face to face, but I get stuck when I've never met a person and I'm not verbally talking to them.
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Hello @Cody Hyman
@Cody HymanI think the easiest method may be for you to attend some local real estate investor association meetings. Look on meetup.com and see if there are any groups locally and touch base there. That's about the easiest way, especially if the group has a "haves, wants and needs" time alotted, you could go up and talk to all at the same time and present your company so they have an option and know someone to call.
Good luck,
-Bruce