Hi Michael.Your next two steps...Step 1: Interview a few realtors (in the areas you are considering buying) and pick one.Step 2: Have them connect you with a top lender/mortgage broker in the state you will likely purchase so you can get a financial "road map" and navigate toward purchasingGo get 'em!

I did a lot of research and interviews and decided to go with Rent to Retirement.

Multiple reports filed so far You told the police that someone with a gun threatened your tenant and they are not even willing to interview a bus driver or interview kids at the bus stop?

When I was looking for a PM I interviewed a few and ended up going with someone that was trying to accomplish the same things as me.

We would like to interview a couple companies to ensure that our interest are aligned on how the property will be managed.

P.S This is not a job interview so don’t tell the world what you think they want to hear please

They carry liability, for sure- but ask an attorney if you are considering that.If you are asking about what to do in the future, vet the PM's you are considering- interview them.

Interview property managers and ask for references or go to real estate meetups and ask for references there.

The best place to get such cost information is to interview multiple local property managers with a significant population of units under management similar to what you are considering.

@Treshawn Black you should reach out to some local agents and start with interviewing the agents to make sure they can represent your investing interest.