When I first interviewed it was with the coo and not the actual broker.

In my lease, the tenants put the name, age, breed and color of the dog, none other allowed, and if they want to rent with a pet, I or my property manager meet them with their dog after explaining I only allow a well-trained family dog, no "outside" dogs, no puppies, and no cats, and I expect the dog to be well-trained at that interview or no way are they moving into my home.

If you go to her website she has videos, interviews, and blogs you can read, as well as contracts you can actually use for your deals.

Re-list your home with one of the realtors you interviewed. 6.

I found a GC (after interview several) finally and he began in late May.

When you are interviewing management companies you will want to make sure that they don't charge an extra fee for the 1099 though.

I highly recommend an in person interview, references, recommendations, ect.

Had actually interviewed for a job installing satellite TV just before finally getting another engineering offer.

I have an IT services firm in Dallas, and like you, I live on land outside of town.Recently on the BP blog there was a good article with lots of positive feedback on women investors on BP: Successful Women Real Estate Investors: 3 on 3 Interview Serieshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/07/12/women-real-estate-investors-interviews/

Also, when you are interviewing the mortgage broker to see if they would be a good fit ask them how many investor Homepath deals they have actually closed with 10% down (To get a yes answer to this you will probably have to call A LOT of different mortgage brokers unless you can find an investor who is already doing them).