@Bomee Kim no one will have a more vested interest in you buying a good property than a PMC.Everyone else is only transaction based, while a PMC has to deal with the property & tenants EVERY day.So, hiring one company to assist in finding a property and manage it MAY be beneficial if they are qualified to do so.As always, ask a LOT of tough questions to make sure they can do both well.

Quote from @Kim Meredith Hampton: Quote from kathie Riedel: I have foreclosed on a property with 3 buildings each with 4 studio units.

@James Kim Anywhere from 8-12% and 1-3 pts

Quote from @James Kim: I agree with David.

In addition to what @Kim Meredith Hampton said, participate in the process, attend meetings, submit feedback, and push for a grandfather in clause (these are very very common)

Hi Kim,I'm connected with a few private lenders but they usually want to fund bigger deals (1M+).

Quote from @Kevin Kim: Hello i am owner of 3units Multifamily home in Connecticut.

Quote from @Kim Meredith Hampton: We have outsourced this for about 9 years.

@Matthew Peterson agree with @Kim Meredith Hampton and believe Washington requires you to be licensed to represent properties you do not own.You will need at least a real estate license, which requires you to work under a licensed real estate broker and then you will need your broker's approval for your PM activities (it affects their E&O Insurance).

Thanks so much, Kim