Call and speak to the loan officer/account executive and build a relationship and interview them with many questions.3. 

Of course, you have to make a business decision on the costs to break early with the current one, but if you're not satisfied, it would probably be better to at least start interviewing other PM companies. 

Reading "Fundamentals of Fluid Dynamics" doesn't make doing the problems simple, interviewing recent graduates about the struggles of boot camp doesn't make a 15 mile hike with 100lb easy, taking advice about how to fly in formation 100ft from another aircraft at night doesn't make it easier (or any less risky).

I recently listened to podcasts 157 and 284 (interviews with author Hal Elrod).

I don't, however, want to limit myself to one avenue of lead generation.As a first time investor (BRRRR), I would like your input on:Being exclusive with an agentWhat to ask during agent interviews?

I am starting my fourth year in medical school this summer, and will be applying to residency programs this fall, interviewing through the winter, and will find out where my girlfriend and I will be starting our lives as doctors in the early spring.

Then interview those contractors.Make sure that you get a clear written estimate not only for money, but also for time.

I would really love to hear from guys like Rick Caruso, Sam Zell, Jorge Perez and Richard LeFrak, although I'm sure those are not easy interviews to get.  

Hey everyone,I wanted to get some feedback on questions I should ask RE agents before working with them on investments. Other than the tools they have access to, how do I know if I can trust them in looking out for my...

Start interviewing and doing your due diligence.Best of luckStephanie