If you'd like some resources, we have expert interviews  on our website and actually just hosted Whitney Sewell and Eric Upchurch (two veterans & experienced investors) on our latest live stream that's available on our site.

I have a real estate agent in mind but might want to interview a couple.

I've got one PM from a personal recommendation and found two others online I'll be calling to interview shortly.

Handymen services was more calling and interviewing local companies.

We interviewed them when we were in Lubbock earlier this year and super pleased with how they do business.

@Ethan KramerWhen you use a broker - you are paying them to find you the best mortgage available to you.A) It doesn't seem like he is doing that job if he is getting you a rate at 5% based on your score.B) If you interview 3-4 local banks and work with them directly, your loan origination fees will be in the $750 to $1,250 range.C) Why are you paying for insurance and insurance premium.

Thats not to say some might be desperate for business, but thats where it becomes your job to interview them (over the phone should be fine).

There are podcast that interview fund managers, investor relations personal and discuss processes, steps and ways to raise capital for your deals.

So, I have a tenant that is moving in on 2020-10-01 and we have already gone through the whole pre-screening, interview, application process, background/credit check, signing the lease agreement, everything was great. 

@Brandon DesprasI have never used this tactic but listening to podcast interviews it sounds like people are getting most of their deals through- work of mouth, mailed cards and sometimes spotting a homeowner outside and talking with them