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Tom Sedlack of 33rd Company Property Management Showcased on PBI Insights

PBI has the pleasure to introduce Tom Sedlack of 33rd Company Property Management. Using the analogy of doing your own vehicle repairs, Tom advises landlords in the Twin Cities Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota metro area on the pitfalls of DIY (do-it-yourself) property management. “It’s like fixing your own car, trying to change your own transmission,” Sedlack said. “By … [Read more...]

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