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Justin Nisbet
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New Investor, Grand Rapids

Justin Nisbet
  • Property Manager
  • Muskegon, MI
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Hello everyone, I have had the opportunity over the last several months to read and learn a lot here on the BiggerPockets forums and blogs. I am prepared to make my first deal in the Grand Rapids MI area, what a terrifying and exciting thing to do. I look forward to learning from and being a part of this community.

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Aaron Montague
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Aaron Montague
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Originally posted by @Justin Nisbet:

Thank .... My intent is to self manage a small complex. 

 Justin - My singular piece of advice:

When you are pricing your potential purchases.  Figure in 10% for Property Management.  EVEN IF YOU PLAN ON MANAGING IT YOURSELF.  If you do not, you can trap yourself behind a purchase price that does not provide you any income if you decide to hire on external Property Management in the future.

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