I can find pretty much anything I want about an owner of a property on there as well as sale dates, LLC info, etc.Here is an interview that ValueHound has on their site about ProspectNow.http://www.valuehoundacademy.com/public/EXCLUSIVE_INTERVIEW_Finding_Great_Off_Market_Deals_Using_ProspectNow.cfm

Once I've got an attorney set up for this I'm ready to clean the condo and put an ad in the paper and in craig's list and start interviewing my buyer/borrower prospects.

My concern is, we (as PM) have accepted the application, interviewed the tenants and have a number of personal information on the tenant.

Some don't such as Equity Trust.It's still more cumbersome since you can't do any work yourself - not even mowing the lawn or fixing the faucet, or interviewing the tenants.

I would make that a part of his job.Have boots guy find folks, interview them first and then pass second interviews to you over the phone.

I recently interviewed my first CPA, and they were still selling me and just danced around the questions.

Have you interviewed local agents, title companies, trades?

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.