If they talk about professionalism and present a very tight, buttoned up presentation, i.e. - good on the phone, great with the answers, everything sounds almost too good to b true, but when you meet in person what you see doesn't match what you heard, then that is an issue. 

Run a professional operation, have your business rules in place, and follow them.You'll be much happier in the long run.

The blog has great articles, and the tools are great for analyzing properties and finding professionals in your area to help.

I am currently experiencing a similar challenge to yours and have been developing software designed to assist real estate professionals like ourselves in lead organization and scheduling of showings automatically.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

You as the investor need to be empowered to be your own architect and connected directly with the rolodex of able professionals

Hi,I am looking to buy an investment property for MTR to traveling medical professionals in or around Colton, Highland, Redlands, Riverside CA. 

It would depend, for example, if you hired a service to contact every owner in a particular zip code, you might get the FTC and FCC sniffing around.

(Your breakeven point) 3) is he a qualified as a professional property manager?

I do have professional photos as well.