@Wiley D'Spain interview with brokers to see who is offering something that meets your criteria of what you are looking for.

This is as much an interview for them as it is for you.Compiling the information that @Caleb Jordan outlined is key, you'll also want to prepare questions to ask them.

So I’m sorta in a dilemma I’m currently under contract for my fourth rental and I was planning to take out another loan from my 401k to put as a 20% down payment which is around 38k but I currently got news that this company that I had applied for 3 months ago are interested in interviewing me and perhaps offering me a job which would increase my income and will have better benefits for me and it’s an overall better company for me long term than my employer that I am working with now.

I have an interview with someone for a loan processor position and one of my main concerns is getting hired on and not getting to the LO position fast enough.Do you think it’s wise to take a Loan Processor position (if offered) and then be promoted?

@Alex Vick you should interview at a few places, and find one with the best training program. 

We did a full round of interviews with several carriers about 36 months ago, and chose Berkshire based on that research-which obviously didn't pan out!

Upon any complaint of a violation of this section, the Consumer Protection Unit of the Attorney General's office shall investigate the same, shall interview tenants of the landlord and shall, under appropriate search warrant, have the right to investigate all records of the landlord pertaining to applications made within the preceding 6 months.

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

I am interviewing new property managers but also had a discussion with the current managers to see what went wrong and how the issues might be fixed.The current property managers tried to reason that in my area/county I would need to expect a higher eviction rate due to the tenants that rent there.

Hi, I recall listening to a Podcast recently where Brandon and David interviewed a Turnkey provider who offered the complete package of passive investing.I think there was also something where he would allow you to back out and refund you $1000 if you were not entirely happy or something like that.I’m a non-US citizen looking to invest and Turnkey seems to be the safest most logical option and I’m trying to find the safest company to go with.Would appreciate it if someone could please direct me to either that podcast or a list of the best Turnkey companies.