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Larry Alexander
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Fort Collins Senior Landlord with Rental in CA

Larry Alexander
  • Fort Collins, CO
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My son thinks I'm crazy and wants me to park my money in the S&P. I'm not putoff from managing tenants and would also like to learn more about being a property manager. If your managing your property, would you consider managing someone else's? Is there also a local Fort Collins real estate investors group I should check out? I stumbled upon ICOR and a Meetup.com investor group: https://www.meetup.com/Northern-Colorado-Real-Estate-Investor-Group

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Dawn Brenengen
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Dawn Brenengen
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@Larry Alexander I ended up starting a PM company because I was managing my own, and it was going well, so I decided to do it for others too. Most states require a real estate license to be a property manager.

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