I think not hiring a PM might be based on the following:1) How far you live from all your properties.2) If you have a very reliable handyman nearby your properties who can be a "point person" to asses issues when necessary.3) If you don't mind doing the advertising, interviewing and showing your properties when you have potential tenants.I have had 10 rentals until recently and I did all the PM work for 12 years.

Hi Tomoko,As long as they are an EA, CPA, or attorney that works in the tax field and they have good real estate knowledge I would feel comfortable interviewing them to see if it would be a good fit.

Yes, property managers you can goggle and do your homework and interview to see who you want to professionally want to work with for all of your real estate needs.

This is the best resource to start looking for an agent and your questions here would be great interview questions to determine who might be the best fit for you! 

I actually stayed in the Fayetteville area last week when I interviewed for my job in Raleigh.

I’ve interviewed a couple of Realtors in Oklahoma City, but I’ve been finding that the general consensus there is that the market is not in a cash flow cycle.

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

Take your time with tenant screening, interviews, etc.

I suggest that you interview a few providers and as you do so here are some issues to consider:1.

Interview as many property managers who manage the type of asset you're investing inGino Thankyou for the feedback.