I have put together a list of questions for you to ask your lenders as you interview them.

Check out this interview with Nick, a public school teacher.  

I have not tried these, only one of our local property management companies uses this method.I'd be nervous about missing out on both the feedback about the unit and a chance to check out and informally interview applicants.

I could also offer a handful of questions you might ask when interviewing an advisor. 

Interview lots of agents, property managers, and contractors to get to know the up and coming areas. 

I like to say there are many RISK in Tile and City Code, I have a property even got Condemnation to Demolishing the property, I'm so scared once I received that notice.3.FlipSystem is not providing exclusive value, because you can find the deals on Zillow yourself, find your own local Realtor and interview your own local Contractor, they just to provide their connection to you!

I'm buying in Brownsville soon, but want to interview quite a few people first. 

I watched RETipsters YouTube videos and his BP interview and just jumped in.  

You don't need a deed prepared if you have your deed from when you bought the property.Consider interviewing other brokers if you want to find a lower price, but I doubt you will find it in the commission since there isn't much there.

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.