I am in the process of interviewing brokers in Georgia and questions continue to come to me throughout the process. 1. 

Offering your contract at public auction, in my opinion is a great way to gererate interest and to expose the property.As a professional auctioneer - depending on what price you are in for and what you will accept as a net-equity profit - I would suggest a reserve public auction (you'll have more participants if you do an absolute auction).Not all auctioneers are good at marketing real estate - you'll need to interview them - you'll need to know the following:how much advertising money do they want up front to market the property, commission, time frame, how many real estate deals have they done, are they honest, will they do an assignment, are they respected in the community, where will they market your deal, get references, are they authorized to conduct real estate auctions?

I've been interviewing general contractors that seem to be charging entirely too much.

I'll be sure to interview those.

He constantly asked us questions and let us feel like we were making decision but he was really good at motivational interviewing and giving us perspective from the other side of the transaction.  

If you're looking out-of-state and seeking property management, you need to be sure you're interviewing multiple management companies and really fit with the right one.  

I'm a college student at CSULB taking a course on Family Consumer Financial Management and one of my assignments was to do an interview.

If the latter, I may as well interview my own GC, thanks.

Learn the difference between a good PM and a bad one, try to interview at least three, and then make an educated decision.

I am currently enrolled in a class in college called professional development and we have to interview 5 people in the industry we choose, and do a write up on each.