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Geoff Pettis
  • Property Manager
  • Minnetonka, MN
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Help! I own an investment property with my family and we disagree

Geoff Pettis
  • Property Manager
  • Minnetonka, MN
Posted

As a property manager I have customers who own investment properties with family members but they don't see eye to eye with that family member when it comes to the investment property.  I'm sure we have all heard stories and have personal experiences of owning businesses and investment properties with family members, I know I've learned my lessons.  I would like to give my customers some ideas and direction on where to start and some options they may have with how to address this situation and eventually solve it without causing too much family strife.

Thoughts?

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