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Updated almost 4 years ago,

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Jerry Lucker
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Seattle, WA
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Join a Landlord Association!

Jerry Lucker
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Seattle, WA
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Join a Landlord Association!

Many of the landlord tales of woe we read about could have been prevented or readily handled if the owner had been associated with a good landlord group.

The one I belong to has been invaluable. They provide every form - leases, notices, etc. that a landlord would ever need. They’re all continually updated to reflect all changes in the laws.

They have regular meetings and conferences to address renting, maintenance, legal issues, markets, etc. They invite professionals - officials (attorney general), to speak on topics relevant to the business.

There are seasoned, experienced landlords that gladly give free advice and pointers.

They have full time lobbyists to fight against the pervasive ‘tenants rights’ groups we continually have to battle.

I attribute much of my success as a landlord to my involvement with a great association.

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