If You Could Ask Every Self-Managing Landlord One Question


How big is the self-managing segment of the SFR market?

What would it take for them to hire a property manager?

What are their key challenges and biggest fears?

I want answers.

TLDR: I'm gearing up for a large scale survey of landlords with the perfect partner in crime > Peter Lohmann.

I'll have more details to share in the future but for now I have one very important question for you - if you could ask a large population of landlords one question what would it be?

Your feedback here means a lot 🙏

- JAAM​

P.S. - Yes, pairing down the list of potential questions is excruciating.

P.S.S. - Check out this ProfitCoach survey on PM Operational Metrics 👀

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