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Almost Reluctant Landlord

Dustin McClure
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Good morning,

I relocated for work and have listed my old house for lease/sale.

My relocation includes all real estate fees; including property management. The only issue I have is my home is near the top of the rental market.

I do have a signed agreement with a management company and have faith that we are on the same page about strategies and such.

I am thinking about opening a second checking account with a different financial institution for all things rental. Is there anything else I should do?

I’ve wanted to get into rentals for a long time but not necessarily at this price point so I am a bit nervous now that I have skin in the game!

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