Also, be open and up front with any company you are interviewing regarding what you expect and need. 

I gather as much information from them in the phone interview and can usually locate public records based on that.

With that in mind, I'm looking to take a cue from those interviewed on the BP Real Estate podcast who are far more experienced than I, and use this as an opportunity to "leverage another exit strategy."

I would recommend you at least fly to whatever location you pick and view the property in person, interview agents, Property Managers, home inspectors, contractors, etc.  

She new everything  there was to know about the market/area, had all the right answers during the interview, and good references….

I would start out by looking into realtors on the MLS  in Sudbury who are currently selling multi properties.Reach out to them via phone call or email and interview them.

I can't imagine spending $800 little alone $8000 of my clients money without a conversation first.When interviewing PM's ask for examples of how they would handle specific situations.Is the PM licensed?

Later in the interview she added, "I'll sit outside with a shotgun in a rocking chair.

However, I need to start developing systems for WHEN my REI portfolio grows and take advantage of the knowledge of tax savings with Rental Properties/Personal IncomeMy questions are: What do you ask/look for when interviewing potential CPAs?

Despite a COVID created recession people are buying homes like crazy and according to housing analyst Logan Mohtashami were in the beginning of a housing boom which has been developing for the past decade.CNBC's Josh Brown interviewed Mohtashami on his podcast where the two of them broke down the current housing market, what’s driving the boom in housing and what future outlook is.