8 Ways to Manage Your Apartment Building for Maximum Profits
Book: Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing | Author: Michael Blank
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Property management
Commercial Real Estate Owners and Borrowers: How to Survive the Loan Maturity Wave
Book: The Commercial Real Estate Tsunami: A Survival Guide for Lenders, Owners, Buyers, and Brokers
Author: Tony Wood (foreword by Matthew Anderson)
ISBN: 978-0-470-63637-4
How to Hire a Property Manager for Your Apartment Building
Book: Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing
Author: Michael Blank
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Hiring a property manager might be the most important decision you make after buying the building. Milestone #3 in Michael Blank’s framework. A good manager makes the investment feel passive. A bad one becomes a second job you did not sign up for.
Understanding Investment Properties: What Every Agent Needs to Know
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Investors Have Been On Their Own (Until Now)
Here’s a wild thing Bob Helms points out in Chapter 3. Real estate investors have basically had to figure everything out by themselves. For years, almost nobody in the agent world was actually helping them find performing properties, analyze deals, or think through tax strategies. Investors were just out there winging it.