I would advise that you interview a few offices that you know or are in the area you are interested in.

I hung my license with Florida Luxury Realty, i interviewed and talked to over 15 different offices, some with the exact same company and the office i choose spent the most time with me (over 2 hours during the interview), offered me the most training, as well offered the best imo beginners commissions to deal with.

ben nice interview on get rich.

We both handle looking for deals, project management, interviewing contractors, making scope of works, building timelines/schedules, paying contractors and firing contractors.  

I interviewed more than 15 brokerages before "hanging my license".

You interviewed on of my friends from Hawaii and he recommended I listen to it.

and have slowly started interviewing them along with ppty managers (hey @Joshua Bangert) in Indy.

Afternoon All -I was about to purchase The Ultimate Package that includes the digital/audio/physical book, a bonus book, 7 one-on-one interviews, and a 2 hour no and low money down webinar replay.

Be sure when you interview a CPA ask about the passive activity rules, real estate professional rules, will you need to group future rentals together, can you deduct any losses each year, how does depreciation work and should you get a cost segregation study or asset management report done, which repairs can you write off vs capitalize, how will gain or loss be treated when you dispose of the property, how are the loan costs treated.....if they don't have a good feel for all of this move on to the next.

Then I'd start interviewing other management firms - this company is clearly not fulfilling their obligations.