I would format a list of questions regarding this exact topic and raise them during the interview process.

You should interview them as well when applying for the job. 

I think in the coming years if you interview those who “won” deals today, they probably won’t feel like winners.

We rehabbed the seasonal property using a local contractor after contacting several and interviewing them extensively.

I'm active duty in San Diego and would love the chance to connect, learn, and interview investors in my market.

@Dennis L. if you choose to sell, do yourself a favor and interview a half dozen brokers who are specialists in the exact type of property you are selling. 

Interview PM's, have someone manage for you.

I have interviewed with several brokers who were amazing, but just would appreciate any advice from seasoned sales agents who are also investing?

The first test is to try calling them to see if they answer, ask about processes, ask for their fee structure so you can see ALL the fees, ask about their adaption plan for the property, and interview a few. 

As the real estate market has shifted and adapted to the pandemic, we have had a unique opportunity to discover new ways of operating our real estate businesses remotely.I interviewed Therese Anderson from our 7 Figure Altitude group.