Question about management cmpany and that i am not an investor?

[stoppayingrentnh.com 0]

Hello again guys and gals.I have been trying to present myself as a partner or someone who owns a property management company as the manual says.To tell you the truth i have been getting a lot more yes,and i will call you.For some reason i couldn't close 4 yes out of 27 emails.I noticed my mistake,in my emails i said i have a management company like the manual says,when they call,either excitement or fear i can't control,i say i have a list of tenant/buyers ready to make an offer on their home.My fear,help me understand:how to protect myself when i say or make them believe i will be making payments and taking care of maintenance,i know somehow the tenant will,it's the contract negotiation or protection i need to understand to protect myself from not making payments if i can't find a tenant buyer.Second,Should i register a management company?It was actually 5 yes,2 of them just could not believe the only way i get paid is when buyer buys property.

[MichaelC 160]

Junior, it still appears as if you are offering some sort of sandwich lease/cooperative assignment hybrid deal. If it's confusing to me I can only imagine how confusing it must be to the homeowners. You need to understand what you are offering, or the homeowner has no chance of understanding. If you're offering a CA, then explain what that is in clear and concise terms and how it benefits them.

No need to register any company right now. Get a deal or two under your belt than worry about things like that.

[stoppayingrentnh.com 0]

LOL,thank you MIC.I read the manual over and over again,maybe i am rushing it somewhere.Somehow my confusing question just became clear,i am glad people in this forum really wants to help. "YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE OFFERING"

[MichaelC 160]

Happy to help, Junior. Keep plugging away, get clear on CA's, talk to homeowners, make offers. Rinse, repeat. . .