So when I read threads on here where people are talking about finding good hard money lenders, they always talk about interviewing the lender themselves, just as the lender wants to interview them to see if they are a good fit. 

So when I read threads on here where people are talking about finding good hard money lenders, they always talk about interviewing the lender themselves, just as the lender wants to interview them to see if they are a good fit.

Interview and hire a Broker specializing in office in your submarket.

I also noticed that @Dave Van Horn actually interviewed him at one point. 

Just heard on NPR interviewing Ali Velshia) Surplus of apartments in NYCb) Pullback of foreign investorsc) 5% price decline avg sales price, 17% decline in salesd) Increase in inventory discuss?

I would recommend you search the forums here and watch BP's YouTube videos on wholesaling and their interviews on wholesalers.

It's funny you respond, because I just finished listening to part 2 of your interview on Sara Larbi's podcast(Where should I invest?) 

If you don’t have someone then interview a few (not at the property) and arrange to show the unit to your top pick. 2.

I continued for a little bit and gained valuable knowledge on the studies of art and math but with not job it was hard to continue to skate to school using up 4 hours to get and 4 hours to come home on school days i didnt really make time to actually follow through with interviews and potential job opportunities because i was to focused on my craft, but One day while skating to see my mom i saw a banner for a job opportunity and applied and told my self if i got called would follow through no matter what.

I have interviewed a few brokerages, and my list has condensed to the following: Kris Lindahl's Team, Brick & Banister, & VSM.