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On The Property Management Show today, we’re speaking with Andrew Smallwood, who is the Chief Customer Officer (CCO) at Second Nature and the host of the Triple Win podcast. We’re diving into the difference between lifetime value and transactional value and how understanding that difference will help you have a successful property management business. Building […]
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