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Jesse Kindra
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PIP Management - Chicago

Jesse Kindra
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newcastle, WA
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Hello Fellow BPers,

I am based in the Seattle area but many, many years ago went to school and worked in the Chicago metro area. With that said, I'm looking to invest in the Chicago market. Have any of you worked with PIP Management as a property manager? They also sell properties to investors. I would appreciate any input on experience or reputation of the organization. 

Thanks!

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John Warren
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John Warren
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@Jesse Kindra those areas of the Chicago market won't see much appreciation, and those are the main areas that are bleeding residents across the border. That doesn't mean you can't make money, but be careful. Not having appreciation is a bigger deal than most newer investors realize. 

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