You can start by going to www.narpm.org and search their directory of managers.

You hear about people "managing the manager" but that's for people that haven't found a good manager or that like to micro-manage.You can start by going to www.narpm.org and search their directory of managers.

You can start by going to www.narpm.org and search their directory of managers.

I know probates can be a great lead source, but I don't want to dish out hundreds of dollars a months for a couple hundred leads (if that) from a website. Is probate information public record that I can get from the c...

I'd change the title of your posting to 'Need an architect/designer in Tualatin, Oregon' (or the closest big city).As you have a PRO account, you might have access to a directory here on BP too.

Fellow Realtors,I was curious as to what you all use when it comes to pulling neighborhood phone numbers for circle prospecting just listed, just sold's, open houses, etc.I have a dialer and would need to be able to import the information as a CSV file, and am also dual-licensed so I would need a program/website/directory that could pull numbers from multiple states (NY and CT).If the service requires payment, please specify how much and if you guys would recommend it.Thanks!

Even though your hotel is commercial it could be grandfathered in or have certain commercial restricted uses.Check a membership directory here it might help:https://www.naiop.org/site-login.aspx?

I just remember many years back at a symposium that there was a way to get minimal payments out as long as the beneficiary did not directory benefit nor did the IRA get any service for free which then could disqualify the IRA. 

This is directly from fanniemae.com:Self-Employed IncomeRequirements:The lender must verify the existence of the borrower's business within 120 calendar days prior to the note datefrom a third party, such as a CPA, regulatory agency, or the applicable licensing bureau, if possible; orby verifying a phone listing and address for the borrower's business using a telephone book, the Internet, or directory assistance.The lender must document the source of the information obtained and the name and title of the lender's employee who obtained the information.When it gets convoluted and CPA letters can genuinely save the day is when they are using business funds for the down payment or when it's a job with no license, no website, etc... basically "gig economy" type folks, or the guy that painted your home or tutors math for your kids, even if they report all their income to the IRS and pay taxes on it, can still be screwed.

Seriously, I don't believe in stupid questions and I love to help.You can start by going to www.narpm.org and searching their directory of managers.