We rent fully updated single family homes in the suburbs of Milwaukee, so can attract nicer applicants, but the interview process is critical and goes well beyond their credit score.

If you have 1 door, 5 doors, ten doors, you are an expert to the person that has zero and I think they could benefit from your expertise.If you feel like you don't necessarily want to present, I'm happy to do an interview style set up and/or help you with your powerpoint or whatever you need to feel comfortable. - Small-business oriented speakers: people that have owned and/or own them: pros/cons/fears/etc.- Professionals: tax, legal, lenders, etc, etc.

I am looking to interview individuals who have house hacked a property in the Jacksonville, Florida area in the last 5-10 years.

@Sheldon SantosThere is a BP Rookies podcast where they interviewed an investor that is/was a marine, and he is successful already.

Yeah I'm currently interviewing a few attorneys.

I'm currently interviewing candidates for a cold calling position and procedures makes interviewing process smoother.My goal this weekend is to write procedures for cold calling, skip tracing, and deal analysis.I will also make my own cold call/text message script.

interview many people2.

If you do want to hire a PM, make sure you interview them, do your due diligence, and understand their fee structure.

It is important to pick someone local, mine is 5 miniutes from where I live, so if you are down in Milwaukee @Jeff Stein, google a few names, phone interview them and then meet in person.

I have found some great checklists and question lists for interviewing PM's on here and wondered if there was something similar for calling on lenders?