A property manager is going to be looking for someone who understands the local market, and can provide good customer service.  

Your tenants are your customers.

Homesearch.com customer service is horrible.

If you deliver great customer service and can lead generate you will be uber successful baby! 

For Customers"Fair enough?""

I've been with Geico for years, but recently found out that the company that underwrites their homeowners policies is poorly rated for customer service.

The one thing I have learned is they will tell you what they need, And if they say NO. there is another bank around the corner that wants his customer.

Define what your "best buyer or customer would be", so you have a target.Hire a VA to put out as much online marketing for the property as possible, targeted toward you buyers.Answer every email, call, and text until you get a buyer.

What I have to offer in exchange for your time: I've been working as an electrician for a little over 8 years, I have experience in anything from small renovations to new builds be it custom homes or commercial work.  

We felt leveraging this on a bigger scale to reinvest into the community by restoring property values and helping people overcome their real estate ownership challenges is a great foundation to build a successful business that will benefit our customers.