To find one (aside from word of mouth), search for your state/areas society for professional engineers.

BTW someone willing to pay rent above market rate is a high risk renter for some reason--felonies, past evictions, bankruptcy, poor credit, no or not enough income, or way toooo many people, or history of damage, professional scammer, etc.The landlord would not even be holding the lease to evict the folks you rent to, not have their deposit for damages, or any relationship with the tenants to recover damages in court as the tenants lease is with you.  

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Funny thing is she had an agent and they were very organized pay check stubs, reference letters, clean background, etc... but, a professional scam artist. 

Ok so lets be realistic, obviously new investors or amateurs aren't going to be able to get professional investors to give a majority profit on new ventures , but what is the best way to start a partnership percentage speaking?

@Quintin Gulley Jr Have you ran a skip trace to see where he is now, phone numbers etc?

For what I am seeing in Clearwater when I list my properties is that I get an overwhelming number of phone calls and people wanting to look at the rental.  

Do you want listings to come to you from the MLS that match your criteria for you to sort through or just a phone call when something interesting comes up?

@R RaniTalk to @Michael Plaks, he is located in Houston and expert real estate tax professional.