Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Gino Barbaro: @Chris SeveneyI've interviewed both, multiple times over the years.

You probably didn't read the contract, their lease agreement, or their website, and you didn't know how to interview them.

We've never met more than 60% of our clients in person, and few have ever come to see their properties.In my opinion, you're better off researching potential cities online and interviewing potential investment teams via Zoom than traveling to the city.

._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________7/28/24 - UPDATE WITH NEW PICTURES.Hi all, just sharing the update and the experience, we finally after interviewing about 4 different contractors picked the right one so far.

._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________7/28/24 - UPDATE WITH NEW PICTURES.Hi all, just sharing the update and the experience, we finally after interviewing about 4 different contractors picked the right one so far.

He interviews local brokers, attorneys, investors, accountants, and other business owners.

It’s not just about managing assets, but people too.Market Reputation – Always perform due diligence and assess the firm’s track record through interviews, property visits, and broker consultations.Choosing a firm with these qualities ensures better management and long-term success.

I would interview agents who have done exactly what you wanted.

At this point, I’m eager to cut ties with them completely.I did interview several other PMs before choosing a new one.

I just have 5 units and am doing other work to help pay the bills in addition to doing all the property management myself (upkeep, repairs, cleaning in between tenants, mowing, finding & interviewing tenants etc).