I'm sure David will be able to focus more on taking his podcast interviews in a different direction like Brandon did when he left.

Look into their various podcasts, books, interviews, blogs, etc. if yo'ure still researching.

Heather,Based on what I've seen with clients who are new to real estate investing, one of the things you can do without spending any $$ is interview some professionals you will need.  

At the appropriate point you should fly into town and start interviewing contractors. 

There are many Business Loan Applications, which are virtually identical and carefully worded, that you can find online.Hopefully, your lawyer includes a Certificate of Non-Owner Occupancy in your loan package, and language to that effect is liberally mentioned in your note and mortgage/deed of trust.Consider obtaining a script offered now by some lending attorneys that you can use to interview your borrower about their intent during a recorded Zoom call.

I also did a video interview with Jacob Rappaport that is about 36 minutes on YouTube that is phenomenal and he talks about the pros and cons of different set ups. it changed the way I structured my rental business and I have watched it several times since doing the interview with him.

Interview them and find out what they offer, how they do things and if it works with what you want.

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

Hello, my friend and I are only 19 years old and we want to get into real estate and we had went to Kris' website and we got a phone call interview set up with supposedly him. 

We did interviews with them, etc.