First I would like to give a big THANK YOU!!! to Lexi, great group and you're doing an awesome job! Any managers in Florida or Alabama? Curious on all the licensing needed and cost to get start. I am aware of needing a Real Estate License, but it there more needed? Really thinking of changing focus from insurance sales to property management. Plus this will give me a new skill set for Multifamily investing too. Time to change my TARGET and focus on a bullseye of success. Thank you all, I am enjoy this group and learning. Jim A.

I’ll be sharing helpful links and resources as I work through my college readings, especially anything I find that can add value to this property management community. This one is about understanding customer needs and using feedback to improve your service. I think it applies directly to property management because our success often comes down to listening to our clients, recognizing their concerns early, communicating clearly, and continuing to improve the overall experience. It covers ways to identify what customers need through feedback, surveys, social listening, and paying attention to the questions people are already asking. It also highlights the importance of sharing that feedback with your team and actually using it to improve your systems and service. https://www.conductor.com/academy/customer-needs/

Do y’all record the calls and put them in a module for us to listen to? My Wi-Fi is down and I don’t have enough signal to be on calls today so I’m just curious.

Thank you to everyone who joined yesterday's call. I will be emailing the notes from the call shortly. Here is your homework: Every member should define: - My target client - My ideal number of doors per client - My preferred property types - My geographic territory - My maximum travel distance - My minimum property condition - My expectations for owner reserves - My tenant communication boundaries - My owner communication boundaries - My deal breakers - My first 10 people to contact for potential doors - Markets where I need referral partners Skool Discussion Question Describe your ideal property management client. Don't simply say "someone with a rental." Think about: Who are they? How many doors do they own? Where are their properties? What condition are their properties in? How do they communicate? Are they financially prepared for repairs? And most importantly—are they someone you would actually enjoy working with for the next five years?

Good morning y'all, How does billing back water/sewer work to duplex renters in Texas? How successful is it, and how easy is it?