I'd be happy to connect with you to discuss property managers and what to look for when interviewing them.

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I'd also increase the number of builders you interview. on my last project I gave 85 builders a chance to match my number since I carry a license and only 2 could get to my numbers. 

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

If you're using a property manager, I'd start interviewing companies now. 

Just hop on the ole Google and start interviewing CPAs and their knowledge in Real Estate.

I have had clients that did not know this house was vacant 4 months caught fire burnt to the ground .. first thing the adjuster does is interview the neighbors and ask when was the last time anyone was living there.. so same thing here with the freeze you need builders risk / vacant home rider  in these situations. 

I think Eric Levenhagen in Mason City would be worth interviewing for the things you have in mind.

I can't see where you are but I'd love to have a conversation with you on questions that you should be asking, when interviewing a PM company.

If I were you, I would contact a few, interview them, and select the one that is the most knowledgeable regarding your specific situation and investing goals.