Be sure to interview the management company as well - they should be on their very best behavior falling all over themselves to court you as a new potential client.Kind regards,Sara

Just have to recognize them, the obvious ones are usually snapped up before you find them.

There are very few job openings in my field - the last interview I had in my field was at Croc's in Niwot...It would have been an incredible opportunity, but I felt a little uneasy about it - I mean seriously, this is a company in the fashion industry based in NiWot.  

You are really trying to figure out if they are a "go getter" and are knowledgeable. just interview them before they even run your credit.

Looking to interview a couple of QIs for best fit and pricing.  

This would likely enable her to secure the property she's always worked towards, enjoy it and develop it NOW and rapidly proceed to sell her primary residence (valued at $500k++) instead of liquidating her more difficult income producing commercial property, then shopping, then selling her primary residence..I recognize there are MANY alternatives, including contingent offers on a new potential primary and/or leasing back her current residence as a contingency of a sale.

Then Research the Realtors that are producing in that market and interview 2 to 5 of them. 3.

But if you're set on investing out of state, I would suggest settling on a market you plan to invest in and then begin making connections/interviewing local professionals to assemble your core 4.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers.1.

If you do not feel like your property management company has your best interest at heart, start interviewing others.