According to Jay Conner, there are two kinds of people that own property.
The first one is what they call Professional Landlords who usually own multiple properties and the second one is the Non-Professional Landlords that normally own one property.
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Jay Conner:
Do you try to segregate? It’s like when an absentee owner you got two different kinds of people that own the house, you got people that are, what we call professional landlords. They have multiple properties, but then you got people that just have like, I live here, we live here in next to a military town have locked North Carolina, also cherry point Naval air base. And so a lot of the military will buy a house, then they move and they said, well, we’ll keep the house from in and out. So that’s what I call non-professional landlords that just have like one property. Do you try to segregate and talk to those people differently or an absentee owner, is an absentee owner?
John Paul Kilduff:
That’s a great question. And we do think about that whenever we are. Whenever we’re talking to somebody, however, on the list that we’re stacking there’s nothing in there that says that they’re professional or not, unless they’re owned by some sort of LLC or trust, something like that that typically tells us that’s a professional landlord versus an accidental landlord. They got orders and now they moved and, you know, there just happened to be a landlord because they couldn’t sell the house in time or whatever. So we don’t segregate that, but that is something that we’re aware of whenever they call it.
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