I spent some time in the oil business, though the closest I ever got to being out in the field was watching a crew log a well from a Schlumberger truck during a job interview somewhere in Louisiana.

Get an insurance quoteIf there is a PM in place, I've got a decent interview template in my Fileplace.Ask for rent roll & maintenance/repair records for the past 2-3 years.Figure out the status of the main systems, hvac, roof, electrical, plumbing etc.Just ran that off the top of my head.

I also posted a link to FOX Business News MONEY interview.

Should I call the director or the manager to see if I can interview them?

My question is - most of the brokerages I have interviewed with will only take you on as a full time person and don't look too kindly on doing it part-time.I would love to hear what your thoughts are on starting part-time {and trust me, I am motivated and dedicated!}

I downloaded the Beginners Guide and I am currently watching the backlog of interview videos and such.

For my property in McKinney, Texas, I requested the following for each applicant:Most recent 4 pay stubsCredit/Criminal BG checkPrevious 2 landlord contactsReason for leaving the past 2 locationsPersonal interview with all adult applicants togetherAt the end of the day, you are providing them with the keys to your property, and you are taking on a risk.

Great website and interviews and I've learned a lot from BP.

As you have already seen all the great forum posts and blog articles, I find new information here just about everyday.Don't forget to check out the PODcast it is full of great interviews and information that is bound to get you super motivated and make your brain work in overtime!!!

BTW don't forget to check out the PODcasts' they are full of great interviews and more!