Don’t Hire A Property Manager Right Away!
In this brief segment, Christian Osgood advises landlords to avoid immediately hiring a property manager. He recommends that, within reason, owners should self‑manage their first rental properties—up to roughly 30 units—arguing that managing these properties themselves is not overly difficult and provides valuable experience before delegating to a professional manager.
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