I use an umbrella policy for that purpose, but do the research (or pay someone who already knows) for the right protection for you 3) consider using a professional PM or recognize that you need to increase your knowledge related to managing properties.Good luck

An investor generally does well because they can see the potential, have knowledge, skills and resources to then bring out that potential. 

We do these on LTR’s and STR’s for clients often and have never requested a tax transcript to my knowledge.

They have no knowledge of the lending process even when asked the exact question, and I cost me $800.Never ever deal with this company!

In the entire brokerage of 180+ agent's there was a grand total of 3 who had some level knowledge, THREE.

You want to find what exactly is bothering you as accurately as possible, then ask if you have the skill to make it better or do you have the tenacity to fix it through gaining the knowledge or farming that pain out to someone else.Now you can weigh the pros and cons Ben Franklin style.

Now I've got my choices down to just a few at which point I'll look at reviews, but the usually I don't have a lot of choices so even with a couple of bad reviews, I will likely still book and set my expectations accordingly. 

Pete are both solid choices with lots of potential.

If you connect with any knowledgable realtors, they should be able to tell you valuations.

Or is it common knowledge?