As an investor, would it irritate you if someone was interviewing your tenants about your property?

Next step is spring into action.Short answer:$5,000 - $100,000+MUCH better answer:Important next steps:1) Determine your top 3 hot rental market areas you would like to look into, and interview 1-2 seasoned investor/buyer realtors within these markets.2) Whittle it down to your favorite 2 markets, with 1 solid realtor you will work with in each of those 2 markets.

Home inspection: ThursdayMortgage application: underwayInsurance: agent contacted for insurance and umbrella policy (home is going in personal name for more competitive interest rates).Cleaning pre-tenant: TBDRepairs: none that I’m aware of yetTenant screening, management, and rent collection: either Zillow or cozy.co and will do credit, eviction search, references (personal + past landlords), income verification, plus zoom interview.

I’d like to build an applicant pool and interview to find the right fit.

The best way is to interview CPAs on Biggerpockets or Look for recommendations on the forums in your local area from local investors.

Your mentorship, blog/forum posts, and podcast interviews have helped in a tremendous way.

I conduct a pre-screening phone interview with all applicants after reviewing their application (background check is clear and all).

Others have had similar requests so we actually started doing these types of interviews with investors here in Chicago and transcribing them into stories. 

In this assignment I have to interview (over email) a property manager.

@Christopher SmithI remember an interview with Cathie Wood where she discussed valuations for "value" vs.