It has a geo locator not only recognizes the property I'm standing in front of but info about lot dimensions, estimated ARV as well as open trust deeds and basic title history

You also need to recognize the type of property the condition and economic life.

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most goods ones are recommended by friends/family.otherwise, interview ones from colder sources thoroughly and try them out on small projx 1st

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With quality screening, interviews and background checks you should come up with a solid set of tenants year over year.

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He did a decent job, but I don't feel that we receive the guidance and strategic help that we need as we expand our flipping and rental property portfolio.We have an interview coming up with Tom Wheelhouse's firm ProVision (Rich Dad, Poor Dad recommended)(and am looking for a couple other firms to interview) and was wondering what questions you would ask to help make a decision if a firm is the right fit for your real estate business?

@Rafael Pacheco, you have to interview a lot of agents.