I'm now interviewing contractors and would love to get any recommendations for people that you've worked with in the area. thanksJoseph

This video of a client being interviewed by Rent to Retirement resonates with a lot of people because of how he explains it.

Interview your shortlist of PMs in person.

I have been interview these folks and almost down to the right folks.What I am seeking from the community is experience from those that have done this and have been successful but also those that have pitfalls to learn from those to either not make the same mistake, or do what works. 

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

Yes planning to start interviewing some property managers this week, I've been trying to compile some questions to vet them and find the best fit (though they didn't seem to respond well to my 78 questions from this post lol).I appreciate the support!! 

This should be on file, but not in lease.Tenant interviews should be a part of all due diligence when buying with tenants in place.  

The people he interviews on his podcast are top investors.

I will, of course interview and do my own due diligence with these companies, but I just wanted to get an idea from everyone that could possibly give me a heads up on who's great or who to stay away from.

I was frustrated interviewing professionals to find out I often knew more than they did (specific to real estate) only because I am always reading and continuing to learn my trade to the best of my ability.