Check the Facebook group "Quad Cities Real Estate Investors" I can do some more research and interview some if you'd like a broker that plays in the space all day.  

Oh, and I would also interview a few local handymen to keep on call in the case something does need a timely repair (at least 2). 

This fee will be added to the assessment amountsSeveral of these programs do not allow transfers or early pay off without paying some sort of penalty.Finally, there was an article in my local paper recently which discussed issues with the Hero programs when trying to sell your home:** **Beth Mills, a spokeswoman for California Banking Association, said in a telephone interview that any program that makes homes more energy-efficient is valuable, but the financing structure is problematic.

Who do you know that is looking to interview an apprentice Syndicator?

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

Yet I listened to an interview yesterday with Henry Washington and he said that you can at times, make up to 10 offers in a week just to find the best deals. 

I've been pre-approved and assume I should provide that info, but what else would be helpful that I can send right away during the "interview" process to prove I am seriously looking? 

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

This is incredibly important work and in order to create the most impactful and transformational program possible, I am looking to interview people who fit this description and learn more about their challenges, frustrations, dreams and goals. 

Yes, there are contracts, there is written communication behind every agreement, but in my 14 yrs as a landlord, and 17 yrs working in commercial real estate, talking with people (tenants, brokers, contractors, etc) is always best.That being said, if you are serious about buying any property and you struggle with the likely tenant/landlord relationship, I would begin interviewing property management teams, to take the direct tenant relationships off your plate.