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All Forum Posts by: Robert Olinick

Robert Olinick has started 2 posts and replied 26 times.

This post is intended to reach other property managers. I would love to get a few examples of how you structure your liability sections. I was sent this by a friend recently --

"Owner hereby agrees to hold Manager harmless from, and to defend Manager against, any and all claims, charges, debts, demands and lawsuits with the exception of willful misconduct and gross negligence. Owner agrees to pay Manager’s attorney's fees related to Manager’s management of the herein described property and any liability for injury on or about the property which may be suffered by any employee, tenant or guest upon the property"

Is the bolded section standard practice? Anyone else have something similar?

Quote from @Drew Sygit:

@Robert Olinick the best website in the world won't lead prospects to you, it will just "close the deal" once they get there.

You'll still need to pursue strategies to get prospects to it.


 Of course, but I agree it's an important piece and is part of the brand. 

Quote from @Drew Sygit:

What is your USP?

Hope you take this as constructive critique, but not impressed with your website. 

It looks great, but there's nothing of real substance on it to differentiate your company. 

Checkot @Nathan Gesner and our websites for comparison to yours.

Also, explore the following ideas:

1) Blog

2) Constant Contact monthly eNewsletter to push your blog content out

3) Facebook Page & Group

4) Data dump all the rental leases for last 12 months from MLS and analyze for top leasing agents NOT tied to a competitor. Approach them and get them on your eNewsletter

5) Also from MLS, ID the agents listing and/or selling rentals and do same

Best of luck!


 Very appreciative of the honest feedback and have considered overhauling it. It was created by a family friend who just used a template from another managers website. We have not gotten any traction from it and believe it's best to start from scratch. Thank you for the suggestions.

Post: Using Title Companies??

Robert OlinickPosted
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Title Guaranty of South Florida is the best. Happy to make a personal introduction if you'd like. 

What's up Brett! Would love to connect. 

The first thing we would do is evaluate what a long term rental can bring you each month on a net basis given a few options. I.E do we start with a small renovation to reach $x rent? Or do we go as-is for $x rent and delay any maintenance/rehab. As a CPA, I'd love to not only discuss what your net payout could look like, but we can also go over the tax savings you may receive from rentals! 

First, I am blown away by this community. I have made a few posts in the past and to this day, will randomly receive calls from people on this board to chat. Really can't beat that! 

I have started a property management business in South Florida from the ground up and have been exploring new ways to reach investors. We just signed our 6th door and I could not be more excited with what's to come in 2023. 

I was hoping to connect with other managers in different areas and learn more about creative marketing ideas/ strategies. Happy to chat privately as well! 

Hey we are a family owned and operated property management business in Broward and Dade. We take care of investors properties like they are our own and have been stewards of real estate for 10+ years. I would love to connect with you personally and get to understand your situation better. 

Hi Hyun. I am an all cash, fix and flip investor in the Atlanta area. I am also a licensed agent. if you ever have questions or want to chat about the market, let me know! 

I am not a wholesaler and can get you the best offer on your home. We will actually fix it up and sell it on market. Please give me a call anytime 470-701-9274

hey man, I can personally manage your property and provide you with CPA services as well to maximize your investment.