So price/rent ratios are good, but there is also another reason: a while ago I was interviewing college kids for an intern position and a very smart guy told me about the paper he wrote about the long term economic advantage of the Milwaukee location - his reason: water.

I even use Skype and TeamViewer to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.So look for someone you can connect with that works out for your situation.Feel free to ask here if you have questions

If you'd like to interview someone else you can talk to our Dallas office and Luann Blough.  

I am currently in the Cincinnati Ohio area and looking to buy around there, I need to find a good property management company before I move forward.Can any one point me in the direction of a Q and A sheet that I can interview companies with, or even if you know someone to recommend please share.Thanks for all of the help in advance!

I'm 32 and don't think I'll have cash reserves + down pymt funds for another 1-2 yrs going conventional. 2) Treat this like a job interview - if 1 prospective employer passed on you you, what would you do?

Although I am an agent I would recommend interviewing a few of us.

In my opinion, if you are doing out of state investing, interview and build a relationship with a good property manager in the areas you will be investing.

I didn't realize that these existed until I heard Wayne Snell being interviewed on a NoteMBA podcast.  

Interview three or more brokers who specialize in the asset class you are most interested (looks like multi-family).

Just noting what I took from the interview)Death - 1031 Cap gains transfer to Heirs are evaluated at the current Appraised price of the property at death.