The property managers denied me 🥹

[@alannamckinney6581]

Don’t tell your tenants your the owner. Tell them your the property manager. Tenants take advantage of the owner

[@briantbmoth6472]

Yep. When they realize no management is in town, they get wild.

[@helena3631]

This

[@nicolenunya984]

It looks like you found your next business. An honest, black owned property management business willing to manage properties in the black neighborhoods. ❤ good luck

[@Okyouright]

Love the way you think

[@moneymikeslickwill8749]

No thanks.. diversity is key ain’t no money in problack anything cause blacks hate other blacks crab in a bucket is our down fall

[@helena3631]

This

[@queen_j1422]

Right?!?!

[@desaraej]

Good luck! My best property manager for my out of state rental was a handy man/general contractor. Less fees and took care of everyone including changing locks and fixing things.

[@vernettethompson5965]

God has you, it is going to work out.

[@BobbieBeaut]

Thank you so much 💙

[@vernettethompson5965]

@@BobbieBeaut You are very welcome

[@josweetlove1537]

Just sell the property instead of crying and stressing. That is not good for your health. Cut your losses and sell and buy in a better place. Problem solved. Where i live property ownership is a plus and appreciates in value.

[@BobbieBeaut]

That’s not wise. The housing market is terrible for sellers! I wasn’t just crying about this situation, either.. but you don’t just up & sell a house because of one bad situation/couple of months. It’s a long term investment & I haven’t taken a loss on it so… I’m holding on to it ☺️❤️

[@mariyabayonne6640]

@@BobbieBeautsmart! My uncle sold a property back in the day and it’s up in value and worth so much now. It was in the dfw I believe. He always regrets it

[@mimaenglish7708]

SHE WOULD BE FOOLISH AND THROWING MONEY AWAY IF SHE SELLS !

[@naturalshatara9559]

@@mariyabayonne6640dfw is getting expensive so yeah I live here and it’s barely jobs out here where you can afford houses it is bad everyone moving here

[@sheilajordan3400]

You got this! It’s not going to be easy at times. I manage my property from another state. Feel free to reach out & I’ll be happy to share anything that may be of help!

[@AMBrown-lg7zo]

I hate you had to go through this with your property in Minneapolis. If you’re still in the market for someone to oversee your property, I would love to speak with you as I live in New Hope, MN (about 8 minutes from North Minneapolis) and have over 4 years experience in property management for 2-4 door residential buildings and single family houses. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need assistance! Sending big blessings and less stress to you🙏🏽

[@TravelingPumpkinWitch]

I’m happy you have experience because I was going to offer to keep an eye on the place and check in if she needed until she can fly out.

[@sheilawright8551]

I understand your frustration I was I property manager/ owner in Chicago for over 20 years. It’s a good business however you have to manage the property you can’t just show up to collect rent.

[@dreamkitty]

shoot i been here 14 years and this my second time ever seeing him last week cause the owner wanna sell the house 😂

[@6foot7sun]

@@dreamkitty dream kitty? Lol yeah right…. Have a nice day. Contact a therapist I’m not available for nutty buddies

[@dreamkitty]

@@6foot7sun none of my concern

[@csamuels89]

Jesus is with you girl ❤

[@mimaenglish7708]

It’s ok to cry. You are okay ! One foot in front of the other. You going to the house is best ! Don’t use a property manager. Get American Home Shield. Get a real estate agent Have tenants call you if there are any issues. This is what I had to do. Property managers are a joke ! Remember, you can actually manage all of this remotely. Set up landscapers and get them set up too! You got this !

[@theamazingdoubleA]

You look so beautiful in this video sorry you’re struggling sometimes it helps to know we look good through the tough times 😂

[@r.e.krealestate23]

Keep pushing blessings Boss Lady

[@lakishamcghee3154]

Girl get a handy man who knows how to fix stuff, mew grass and put the trash together for sanitation.You can learn to do these jobs for your property

[@sarashattuck4022]

Unless you own the home outright, you're basically just paying interest to borrow the bank's home and then assume the responsibility.

[@veliciawilliams3776]

Yes. There are times when you have to put eyes 👀 on your property for your self. Have a punch list, take pictures ( inside and out). Try to tally up the work and repairs that needs to be done. If you can do something of them , do. When you are out of town and have tenants. And there is a year long lease. Make sure that management company is doing check ins on the property every 6 months ( with pictures included). This helps to verify that the property is being cared for and don’t fall into disrepair.

[@davidcrowton2545]

All good just move forward ❤

[@tonyacarr2530]

Have gratitude

[@Balgees24]

My brother moved there for 2 years. And every day was stopped by the police, he bag up and come to us in San Diego.

[@cd1452]

Isn'tt all of America segregated? I live in Saint Louis County, Missouri.

[@BobbieBeaut]

No, it’s not.

[@cd1452]

@@BobbieBeaut ok. Thank you for letting me know. Just my bubble🙂

[@alexandra-zg4ho]

It’s not and Minneapolis is segregated in a very weird way, like people have little areas specified to certain races but wouldn’t describe it as segregation.

[@helena3631]

Yes even in NYC everyone lives in thier own area ,lots of racism here and gentrification they use economics first then race to price you out😅

[@michaelbell8627]

Forgot where she was from until she said afternoon.

[@Clip5299]

Don't sell grind it out

[@audreymay9378]

don’t allow the dropper to touch your face

[@anarsuazo]

You're already managing property. Why not do your own?

[@helena3631]

She lives in a different state

[@maewebster9377]

North Minneapolis has some very rough areas. It changes slightly for a bit but then you get “immigrants”; not from Mexico or Venezuela; immigrants from Detroit, Chicago, Gary who bring their thuggish ways with them. I can say this because 1. I’m Black. 2. I was born and raised in South Minneapolis and Southwest Minneapolis. I remember as a teenager going downtown and seeing Northside kids being loud and obnoxious. When the MOA opened, they found their way out there and raised Hell. It was bad enough to read about fighting and some robberies, but then that escalated to shooting and gangs. There’s problems on both sides now but North Minneapolis?? haha you’d have to be nuts….it’s not uncommon to hear of drive-bys, homes with bullet holes, worse of all, innocent people being victims of shootings. Even the Mortician on that side of town wears a Bulletproof vest…what does that tell you? EBT and Section 8 are quite common and oh yea, Target and Walmart packed it up…rent?? haha

[@missvixen45]

This is dumb. Just sell the house and be done!

[@Themachine3.0]

Jus sale the damn house

[@nina2592]

Ok BUT, that skin its giving glass! ❤ Pores? Where?! Not on that clear beautiful skin! Everything will work out! Keep ur head up!

[@yeahthatsright9806]

While Minneapolis is an excellent city to own in, you also have to get your mind out of corporate America and start exploring how property works in the city. A lot of property over north is heavily influenced by subsidized housing programs and non-profit organizations (which are hard to understand if you are inundated in the corporate lifestyle), so you may want to change your strategies if you want success, especially as a black person in this city. Also, don't get it twisted, us black southsiders exist in droves, and the southside has a lot less segregation than you mention in this video. I wish you a lot of luck, and hope you understand that in this game, equity is success, not ownership.

[@KeVonBouVie]

Well here in this information, I will report the brokerage company who does your rental property because they know that under the fair housing actually they are not posted discriminate no matter what the situation might call for

[@6foot7sun]

Just man up you’ll be ok

[@sylviabooze7122]

I’m planning on renting out my townhouse in Maryland in the near future. I am definitely taking notes.

[@missadkins5882]

Honey I’m in Jordan, Mn. What do I have to do? I’ve been wanting buy property, flip houses, rent and or sell them for years. I was looking into going to school for real estate, but I cannot find a good school. Do you recommend I go to school for this? If so, what school do you prefer? And how do I get started doing this?

[@Debra-OK1955]

Is North Minneapolis problematic and dangerous? If so, who wants to do that- just asking ✌🏽

[@missnya4368]

North Minneapolis is rough

[@user-vx4jl5it6n]

Are you able to deal with the tenant minus the pmc

[@antranettejohnson1645]

You need to connect with Lovelyti tv because she lives there and she has a lot of experience with this stuff!

[@queen_j1422]

You are a content creator...where are the BLACK Property Management companies?!?!? Where are ya'll hiding in North Minneapolis?!?!? Hit pur good sis up!!!

[@queenbe965]

@BonnieBeaut I have a property management company based in Minneapolis I can help. I just need to know what you're looking for and your price range for the North Minneapolis area.

[@rebel1612]

My sister is a realtor in Brooklyn Center, MN she may be able to help you

[@nicolenunya984]

I hope she sees this.

[@listen-learn-speak2465]

So give a black person a job and let them manage the property for you and pay less money

[@amberjohnson9880]

Um, I’m not sure if you meant this in a Trumpian way, lol. Hire a black person and pay them less? 10% of the rent is a normal property management fee; depending on the size of the management company and the number of units and/or homes you give them to manage, they may lower the fee but usually no less than 8%. If you do the math on the fee (hours of collecting on delinquent account, filing evictions, communications with the resident over the course of 30 days, etc.) may not be worth taking on a single property. The management company is also looking to make a profit. My suggestion is to build a good relationship with the renters and self manage. For possible repairs, I’d advertise to an experienced HVAC certified, apartment service manager who may look to make extra money outside of work. Possibly pay him or her $40 per month for a partial cell phone reimbursement so that he is on call to your residents.