Interview a few agents and ask them statistics about their business. 

If your past Realtor didn't do a good job, now you have the opportunity to interview more agents and select one that you think work bests for you.You will probably be getting a lot of phone calls and a lot of pieces of mail telling you that your house expired and that they want to set up a time to meet with you telling you how they're different.  

I want to interview some property managers in the Colorado Springs Area, specifically, Fountain, Colorado. 

You might have to interview several before you find one that you're comfortable with and truly understands what you're trying to do.  

They'll happily take money from someone who has nearly 0% chance of doing deals.I've heard of one or two gurus who offer an unconditional money-back guarantee -- they recognize that if the students don't do deals, it's the teacher's fault as much as the student's fault. 

Just pop on to any thread that is 2 to 3 years old here and you will hardly recognize any of the folks .Its like any SALES industry really small % make most of the money..

It actually started with the International Accounting Standards Board adopting new accounting rules to recognize assets and liabilities, then adopted by the US Financial Accounting Standards Board which in turn was made a requirement by the IRS. 

There are over 150 hours of amazing interviews with people who have done what we are learning how to do.

I was trying to invest time instead of money, but I was discouraged by the fact that my wife and I drove around for 3 hours and didn't find a single potential deal that we recognized.

So of course I had to think about it, so I went on a hike to clear my mind and that day I received a call from another school I had interviewed for back in May, the teacher ended up leaving so the spot opened up.