We had our realtor get us inside 4 times after our offer was accepted (Out-of-state owner and the condo was unoccupied) so we could meet and interview contractors and measure and show them what we were thinking of doing so when we went to closing we had complete written estimates from the ones we chose and knew all our costs going in. 

I had a short pre interview today for a possible listing.

You can mirror the conversations/questions at your events - as if you are the host interviewing the guest (or vice-versa). 

Today the SEC came out with this as part of their complaint against a defendant selling private securities:"Respondents did not have pre-existing, substantive relationships with a number of the Fund’s investors and engaged in a general solicitation of public interest in the offering through Fund's website and traditional media interviews."

Today the SEC came out with this as part of their complaint against a defendant selling private securities: "Respondents did not have pre-existing, substantive relationships with a number of the Fund’s investors and engaged in a general solicitation of public interest in the offering through Fund's website and traditional media interviews."

I'm looking for a few local San Antonio architects that we can interview for a new renovation project. 

I interview a bunch on my podcast. 

We interviewed Travis Hornsby from Student Loan Planner on  Episode 22 of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast , and he's got some pretty sobering stories of the financial ruin that student loan debt can cause.

Again, it's FREE to you.If you're unsure, interview some buyer agent's, you can get a feel for their approach and experience.

Since you've at least 1 month in your current house, I would start interviewing different management companies.