I was interviewed by the FBI on one case.  

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers.1.

I like to outsource that to a local expert.I call/interview property mangement companies in a city that I like and ask them to refer me to a real estate broker who works with investors.  

You just have to interview around.

Jay Hinrichs no the interview we listened to today was on his own show.My reference to two appearances on the BP podcast is related to his appearance and his wife's separate appearance which is a lot of free marketing to the over 400,000 BP members but then he says on his own show that he is too busy to come on "Internet forums and talk to people who have never done any deals.Yet we have people like yourself on here who have owned 300 of these at a time with way more experience.

When interviewing inspectors, what questions should we be asking? 

Maybe at the same time you are securing the deal you can be interviewing around to find a solid PM company & kill 2 birds with 1 stone. 

They are even featured in articles, have been profiled and interviewed in the local media outlets, look really good online etc. and have a reputation around town as being highly successful because they have been busy buying a lot of units and making themselves look successful even while doing what I would consider very bad deals.It's smoke and mirrors. 

Contained within is a video of you interviewing someone on how to 4X revenues through ad spend.

But in the meantime, if you aren't happy with your management company, I would suggest interviewing others until you have a firm understanding of all the facets of managing on your own.Good luck!