Hello, we are a property management company and looking to grow our business we are having a hard time finding more leads. we tried cold calling but it didn't work out well do anyone has any recommendations of a platform where we can buy warm leads?

To avoid escrow delays and tenant upset, I decided to stick with the prior management company.  

Plus, teaming up with a property management company can help find reliable tenants and maximize rental income.

@Keivan Cross There are hundreds of wholesalers in this market, with varying levels of professionalism and experience (most of the crowd is on the lower end of that spectrum).

Not before that long it could become more interesting for you than for us here.Now, for us building a portfolio of rentals (and btw also an option for Americans), we avoid this by not doing it as an individual but with a company (SL) and changing it to company tax (first two years 15% and after this 25%) and creatively deduct way more costs.It is true though that this is a good way if your strategy is to reinvest your money time by time building something bigger/passing it along to kids/relatives etc, because when you want to take money out of your company you would need to pay dividend tax or in the form as a salary.   

I explained that she should’ve let me know and I would have had any needed cleaning done but inquired as to what was wrong as it had been professionally cleaned and we have not had any complaints from tenants or short term rental guests.

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Is it possible you have us confused with another company?

Ever since, I started to notice companies that were based in Ohio or had headquarters there.

Purchase price: $204,000,000 Cash invested: $60,000,000I worked for a Hong Kong public company & high-end luxury residential developer and helped to develop a $204 million condo project called "The Graystone" which is in Seattle's First Hill District.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?