Hello Dania,I am a local real estate broker and I specialize in multi-family and investment properties.

I'd be prepared to answer those questions and I'd probably approach someone that you had a personal connection or referral to first. 

I pose the scenario to prepare myself on what could happen when I use a management company to take care of my property.

I am prepared for the long haul and want to be as effective as possible.  

They will be screened like everyone else;Once approved, they must pay a $50 administrative fee to cover our staff time;Tenant must review the lease and all addendums, agree to them, and sign them.Pretty simple but you should use this opportunity to develop a process and put it in writing so you're prepared for the next time.

As we prepare ourselves to buy more I want to be sure we also want to be prepared for those dreaded taxes!

Remember: Luck favors the prepared.

@Tiffanie Harris you can typically bring the claim as a representative of the Trust but you need to contact your local district court and see if they have any special rules.

Then find a good mortgage broker that specializes in commercial lending.If the bank doesn't do it, then the broker will probably be able to find you something at 75% ltv.  

I'm highly specialized and very good at what I do.