Once I decided I needed to change accountants, I interviewed John and we discussed my entire financial situation. 

Verify everything on the application especially employment and interview as if the person you are renting to is taking care of your primary residence while you are away. 2.

You'll need to interview lenders to ensure they are well-versed with the 203k and work well with your personality.

I gave an interview to Axios last month where I walked them through how this would actually increase commissions.I'm also purchasing Compass stock, as I believe they will be the big winner financially from the fallout of this.

I have generally had no problems managing it myself until our long term tenant moved out 15th of December (typically a slow month to find leads for leasing in our market) and our new tenant moved in on New Year's Eve after a slog of hardcore interviews and showings.Let's call this new tenant Kevin.

In interviewing a recent landlord, I learn the applicant trashed a prior home recently. 

We interviewed the builder and check that all the legal documents are in order before we refer to our clients.

It just not working for me, unless I can really get access to really low price deals but unfortunately all the deals they sourcing to me is whatever I can find on Zillow.2.They promote they will have their agents to help you, their investors to fund you, their contractor to help you rehab the propertyHmm… Isn’t it free to find some agent on Bigger Pockets(Maybe you can interview 100 if you like)?

In the interview you spoke about "6 things to prepare for."

Living in California, I flew out several times and conducted interviews with property managers, agents, and other boots on the ground.