This was also a recommendation on BP, but I think I interviewed 3-4 PMs before I chose one. 

There are two components of management for you to consider: onsite and offsite management.As it relates to onsite management, the common and most generic strategy is to interview the existing tenants to find a capable, trustworthy, willing resident to be your manager.

I recently interview another syndicator on my podcast and his favorite real estate quote was "do not wait to buy real estate buy real estate and wait".  

I would say interview some folks And find a CPA that works with you.  

Feel free to hit them up and then interview 2-3 before making a decision. 

They have a good reputation and were the best PM of the 5 or so that I interviewed.

Just took an interview with Paul McGraw.

I do think the education is worth it, and I think being licensed with access to the MLS is better for selling than FSBO, but if you compare say the 5% or 6% you would pay in commission to your licensing start up costs, interviewing brokers to hang your license with, brokerage splits, etc, at least for your 3rd flip, you may just want to hire a realtor in your area to assist you.  

I even use Skype and TeamViewer to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.So look for someone you can connect with that works out for your situation more so than someone located in close proximity.Feel free to ask here if you have questions

Interview them.