What questions should I ask when interviewing property managers?

Hey @Scott Gordon yeah, move on and scope out a better agent...spend some time interviewing and think about what value you can bring to the table.

 so often I hear, interview agents to find a good real estate friendly one...What questions should I be asking and what should I expect to hear?

Most just ask for referrals after they need one.On one hand, the "interview" with a potential client is viewed as a waste of time for lawyers because we get paid by the billable hour and most of these are unbilled time, and may be a long time (if ever) hired for a job. 

Surely there must have been some rental listings at some point. 3) Lastly, consider contacting local property management companies and interviewing them to find out what their recommendations would be.

Just make sure you interview a few of them and find someone legit. 4.

Knowing that there are lenders who allow LLC owners out there - you probably just have to interview multiple lenders and refinance if necessary to a lender who allows LLC ownership?

As mentioned I've interviewed five and one of them charges 10% - I wonder if it's the same guy.... if not I'd definitely be interested in chatting with them if you're open to referring them!

I listened to your interview on Straight Up Chicago and really enjoyed it.

Just a heads' up though: Emily is our March speaker (March 25th) and our March podcast interview, so that might be a good place to hear more about local investing.