We interviewed Evolve as a resource and it is intriguing.

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

This subtle interview (for lack of a better term) of each will give you different opinions and perspectives from different agents depending on their experience levels and current knowledge.

He has interviewed big companies like Evolve, but they have shown to only do about half in revenue as he does for his properties and he will not accept that.

Face to face interviews are very important to me, more that the numbers. 

Later came, and we began interviewing contractors.  

I have a colleague looking to interview agents in various cities who focus on or do multiple rentals a year for an article she's publishing.

I’ve never signed one and have worked with wonderful realtors out of state who hustle.I’ve usually interviewed mortgage brokers first and have asked them for realtor recommendations (if you don’t know any in the area). 

I have interviewed a couple of services, but I am not having any luck finding a reliable and affordable company.  

I wonder if the seller will allow me to interview the tenants before we close?