Interview several and see if you are a good fit with any one in particular. 

Congratulations @David HumphreyOne part recognizing value, one part hustle.

I have a basic understanding of accounting and would feel fine with book-keeping, but beyond that I need professional help.Does anyone have a system or at least suggestions on what we should look for when interviewing the CPAs?

There are several forums and discussions here on BP regarding what to look for, and  questions to ask while you interview agents, Property Managers and contractors.Good luck!

Here is a great interview with John Schaub that is keen on this point.2) Investment Property: Is first and foremost a numbers game.

During that time I landed an interview with Nasdaq in their Rockville, MD office and began working there as a Market Analyst around December 2014. 

(I'm now married to a broker, but that may be a bit extreme to get MLS access) Second is for the commissions whether personal or otherwise.The classes will teach you how to comply with the law as an agent, but do not teach you how to invest, or how to build a good business.As @James Wise said, you certainly need to interview some brokers.

If not, you might want to get this done before you look at too many properties since the PM is the one that has to be on board to manage it for you.PM if you'd like a few suggestions on PM to interview.

If the CPA is providing a lot of tax structure advice and tax planning then it may be worth.If you don't feel you are getting service that is consistent with the fees then I would check around and interview a few other CPAs to find one that you think is a fit. 

Who will be interviewing the tenant?