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Charlie Moore
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Situation! Please speak on it!!!!!

Charlie Moore
  • Rental Property Investor
  • D.C
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Hi guys! I hope this forum can help me out again. As I build my investment portfolio, I keep learning. I keep going thru the good and the bad.

Situation: I hired a marketing manager, just part time. Great kid. College kid. He is incredibly sociable... Can him being “ sociable “ with TENANTS become a BAD thing? Does being “ sociable “ ruin the image of being a professional?

- Late last night, he was out drinking for the raptors game, NBA game. A tenant, 25 year old single mother, added him on Facebook. He accepted, then proceeded to compliment all her photos and eventually ask “ Hey! Are you single? “. Apparently, she likes him back, but the tenant is in a COMMITTED RELATIONSHIP.

This situation is super unique, I am not totally against them associating with each other. She pays her rent on time every damn month lol.

How would you handle this? Do I give him fee range of communication with tenants, friendly communication?

I feel so lost. Someone comment on this and help me out with what to do

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