Does anyone here have any solid property management companies you work with or recommendations on how to vet them when interviewing them? 

Hey @Charlotte ChewI went through several interviews with different property management companies and ultimately have been extremely please with the group I am using now in San Antonio for my properties. 

Interview a few agents and you should get a good idea of list price and estimated closing costs.

What are some red flags to watch for when interviewing Property Managers?

If this coach is in your market and knows the key players in the market, has used various property managers and can tell you the good ones, knows the loan brokers, knows the risks of investing on this side of town versus that, knows the tenant base for your area and what they are wanting from their apartments and what they can afford, than I would say a coach (maybe not the one you are interviewing) is worth it.  

You can watch both my interview with Ronan 9 months before closing and a second video I filmed yesterday sitting in our new condo by going here:  https://baconwrappedbusiness.c...FYI there are no affiliate links or any other payments I receive on that page. 

I do intend to consult a CPA but wanted to have some understanding of possible options before I interview a CPAThanks AM 

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

orDo you prefer to find someone, interview them, and manage them yourself?

Interview a few professionals and get proposals to compare.