I can give you a couple of local folks, and a couple out of state too if you like, to interview/consider. 

Now you (hopefully) have him comfortable and you don't want it to be an interview, so the questions need balance, but talking about yourself is not the next play (spoiler alert!).

@Mindy Jensen and I were interviewing someone today for an episode of the BiggerPockets Money Show and the guy owns a condo in San Francisco (used to live there, now lives in Nashville, bought the place in SFO in 2009).

I would interview lawyers in your area not a bad idea to have a relationship with one.

Interviewing brokers and seeing what’s best for me.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

I have recently been assigned a research paper from my english teacher which requires us to survey/interview a specific group of people of which we seek to know more about.

In your state, you can connect with other investors in your market to ask for referrals or google real estate attorneys in your market and schedule free consultations to interview on their level of experience with working real estate investors, specifically in regards to drafting real estate contracts...  

." - Bob Proctor(In an interview with Lewis Lowes)

Honestly, it will come down to due diligence on your part to find a GC and doing a comprehensive interview process.