So if I were you, I would start Googling for property management companies that are near your property and start calling and interviewing them to see which one seem professional and will take care of your property as well as you will.

I have interviewed several books keepers both local and virtual assistants.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

Need to proactively seek them out, interview onsite and ask them to bring their equipment so you can actually see what they plan to use. 

Hi @Kevin CooperIt's definitely a good idea to get some recommendations, but I would Google some companies around your area and start interviewing a bunch of them.

We interviewed and got quotes from several contractors, and one of them seemed to be by far the most knowledgeable and reasonably affordable.

When meeting with Brokers, you are interviewing them (not the other way around). 

Add up the material and labor cost and add 20-30% for overhead and profit.When interviewing contractors, I always ask, “how many guys do you need for this job?”.

So I made some questions for you to ask while you are out there interviewing.