It has taken a lot of time reaching out to multiple people for each role, interviewing them, and looking for one to two top notch people for each spot. 

Look under bigger pockets events for livestream interviews about investing.3.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

Backstory on my PM:  I interviewed about 12 PMs in Detroit before picking this guy.

A handful of guests and interviews from Jay's students and partners doing deals right now and how they're doing it. 

During covid, I have been doing research, interviewing property mgmt companies, talking to banks, and doing visits to Milwaukee (Great city) to try and find the right first property to invest in. 

Interview some local investor/agents you know and see what they say.

@Cody Smith, I was firmly in the "pay off your debt first" camp my whole life - until we interviewed @Craig Curelop on Episode 35 of The BiggerPockets Money Podcast.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

Dont forget if this is a co op type purchase/investment you may have to pass a board interview even prior to being considered as a prospective buyer.you would most likely need better than average credit or buying cash, shared loans are provided by less lenders.