I have been browsing all over the internet using google about this specific topic.

Hey Chris, just came across this, as I'm browsing around...

In this post - I will attempt to highlight some of the things you should be looking for as you browse around town looking for a property manager.  1) Are they members of the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM)?  

I was browsing through the forums and came across your profile the other day.

Most people already had agents, some were just browsing, others owned the property they were inquiring about and wanted to test the site.

Hey, I am new biggerpockets and browsing the forums a bit I stumbled on this post.

Google defaults to localized results based both upon information they have (browsing history) and can detect (IP).

Spent all of two whole days browsing the web to pinpoint the best city to buy. 

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I would say a 15-20 dollar book by an expert is the best place to start though for accurate information.That being said, these are helpful:Tax-Saving Strategies for Real Estate Investors: How to Pay Less & Keep More This Year5 Clever (& Legal) Tax Strategies to Save Real Estate Investors MoneyAlso browse this Forum: Tax, Legal Issues, Contracts, Self-Directed IRA for existing strategies posted.Hope that helps!