Do you have experience in interviewing people? 

I always charge a little under market, but when my last tenant who left me, he put an ad in Craigslist, asking for market rent, had had his three finalist interview with me, and I accepted one.

Your Freedom Number totally depends on your expenses, and some of those have to go away.I interviewed Mark Podolsky from The Land Geek for a podcast I'm launching soon.

Interview some possible replacements, then set the item on next agenda, read your bylaws for the notice procedure, vote, and sign the new contract.

I hoping to connect with other investors that own/manage properties in the area as I will be flying out in mid April to start interviewing property managers.I have a ton of questions but here are the biggest:Are there any local laws or codes that I should be aware of when converting the property into a rental?

-I would then use our marketing agency to get guaranteed media coverage on ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, CW etc affiliate news station websites nationwide-Each investor would come to the studio where a professional (ex news caster) would interview them-The documentary would be edited and put on Amazon VideoI have all the resources to make it happen and have used them for people in other industries.Do you think the average investor would do this?

I have interviewed a few.Has anyone worked with Dan Baldini and Polaris to manage their properties?

It took me 12 applications, 1 interview, and a waiting list to finally make.

@Caleb Heimsoth One realtor I interviewed told me to price it at $295k.

It's a good way to start, just make sure you verify everything and really vet the operator via references and interviewing to ensure you are working with a quality company.