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Networking with Project Managers
I overheard a collegue say they have found deals working with property managers as they help their clients unload inventory.
Has anyone had any experience with this they would be willing to share?
How is it best to approach a property management company to ask them inform you when opportunties are avaliable?
I have an idea of talking to them about me purchasing the property and would allow them to continue to act as the property manager but don't know if this the best option or if this is against a common company policy.
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Originally posted by @Jackson Pontsler:
I overheard a collegue say they have found deals working with property managers as they help their clients unload inventory.
Has anyone had any experience with this they would be willing to share?
How is it best to approach a property management company to ask them inform you when opportunties are avaliable?
I have an idea of talking to them about me purchasing the property and would allow them to continue to act as the property manager but don't know if this the best option or if this is against a common company policy.
Agents who are property managers will be a great source of rental property investor that is for sure. Keep it simple tho. You don't need to "network" with them. They are agents. Their job is to sell real estate. They do so by having the biggest pool of exposure to buyers. Tell them what you are looking for & get on an MLS drip. They will send deals from there as their goal is to send their deals to anyone who's willing to look.