Not all real estate agents are good at this, and keep in mind that if that agent isn't working for a PM company that will then continue to manage your property, they don't really have the incentive (or might not necessarily have the tools and experience) to do a super thorough screening.3) If you are just starting out, I think there are good arguments for both hiring a PM from the start (they know what they're doing, you might screw up royally and it will be hard to recover) or starting out self-managing (you learn so much more about the process AND about your property).

Thanks,Quinton If its strictly investing then I would advise to go to a smaller brokerage that does not charge royalties and large monthly fees that will eat you alive like Royal Lepage Remax etc.. 

His firm is Royal Legal Solutions. 

I have spoken to the team at Royal Legal Solutions (@Scott Smith) and I am sure they will give you great advice.Bob

@Princess-Shaloni Burch Houston is awesome.

In terms of the speed (date on market) and all-inclusive services (cleaning + staging + selling), should we be looking at big companies like ReMax or Royal Lepage?

@Ethen Royal talk to a different bank.

Has anyone dealt with Royal United Mortgage?

For this, I would recommend Doug Hord with First Choice or Bob Quick with Royal Engineering. 

White collar prince/ princess?