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Managed Over 2 Billion Dollars in Real Estate

John Nichols III
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Hello,

I have managed over 2 Billion Dollars in Real Estate and have started my own property management company. I have experience managing in Florida and the North East.


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@John Nichols III - Tell us more about your experience. $2 bn in management is a serious number. Who did you work for while doing that and what's it like to manage that much property?

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