I would interview a handful of CPA's in the market you are investing in.

Regarding pre screening tenants I would recommend doing a phone interview first to get an idea if the individual would be a good fit, as you will be living with this person.

This comes down to the questions you should be asking in the interview. 

When your interviewing prospective lenders be sure to tell them up front your intent to have your properties transferred to LLC.

When you interview the contractor, ask questions that centers around cost, schedule, and performance.

Also, if you're willing to be interviewed by our product team and test out our new design, please DM me.

Just make certain you "interview" the lender to verify their knowledge, understanding, and experience with rehab loans. 

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When I interviewed tenants and I was shocked that I was one of the few places they found clean and painted.

I used dave Ramsay's list and then interviewed 3 agents.