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Tanner Jenkins
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Charlotte, Nc
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Broker for Real Estate Managment

Tanner Jenkins
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Charlotte, Nc
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Hello everyone! I have decided to start an LLC for property managment with the eventual goal of owning my own properties under this company. For the time being I am trying to stay in my community and offer property managment to local owners/investors. While I am in the process of putting together my team, systems, and infrastructure in place I am having a hard time understating one concept: operating under a broker.

The for he state of North Carolina requires that any property managment company operate under a broker. While the long term plan involves me acquiring my own license, my short term solution is to operate under a licensed one in my local area. Does anyone have any experience with working along side a broker(s) that would care to share their thoughts, as well as a suggested approach to solicitating an offer with one?

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