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Updated about 4 years ago, 10/31/2020

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How should i introduce myself as the the owner

Keith L.
  • Investor
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Hello BP I would appreciate some advice. I close on my first 6 unit tomorrow. I've went back and forth with deciding should i hire a property manager or self perform. I chose the latter for a few reasons.  The property is fully occupied with very low maintenance. I feel that if i need to, I can always hire a pm if things get to complicated.  I will be using rent redi for rent collections etc.... The app seems to be very popular and the setup has been quite easy. 


I have somone to act as pm but their also green and collectively we are learning as much as we can.  

How should they introduce themselves?

What are some do's and don't?

Any advice will be more then appreciated.  Thanks 

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