Interview several.

Over the last 16+ years of working with investors and property managers, I have encountered only two with this skill.You can identify a tenant segment with a high concentration of reliable people through property manager interviews.

Be aware of who you interview as your accountant.

If you prefer a software, we can discuss that.That being said, if you're interested in hiring an REI-savvy bookkeeper, I'm happy to introduce you to a few candidates so you can interview them.If you're interested in continuing to be your own bookkeeper, I suggest joining the FB group I mentioned so you can get your questions answered as you're working through your books.Also, I'm happy to help if/when you have specific questions.

They screened him, then I interviewed him myself.

I would recommend interviewing a few and coming to town over a weekend to meet with a few agents. 

Interview a lawyer just like anyone else. 

An interview with the founder of AHP can be found here: https://youtu.be/ZvKue-rq4y8 I've found it to be very informative.

I have been interview by the criminal IRS investigators 2 times now in 5 years still nothing. these things grind quite slowly and it could turn out the money went were it was suppose to and they made bad business decisions and will just roll it up to a big bankruptcy wipe everyone out and continue on with a new business we see that all the time.. there is no debtor prison that's why we have business BK laws  .. allows one to crater the company and any debt or equity and then start all over.. kills a reputation but you don't go to prison..

From sourcing the property, to lining up financing, to designing rehab budgets, to managing projects, to interviewing exit agents.