My questions are the following, in no particular order:1) What do you look for in a good property management team?

It takes up your time and it takes time to work the internet to return yields.In other words: Above paths will demand most of all the precious time input from YOU.There is a better solution.I didn't see the need to try another app like Arsenal MKg, and I'm not saying some might be happy with it, however, it depends on where you are currently in your business skill, knowledge and mindset level.I'm a commercial real estate syndicator and life long marketer, so yes, my response might sound bias to some, however, the real question you need to answer for yourself is: Do you want to be and stay stuck with the immense repeat time investment and painful learning curve, which no software will solve for you, or do you want to focus on growing your team (with the appropriate skills) and business by doing what you do best (outsource the rest): Buy & Sell real estate.Food for thought ;-)Feel free to check out a few of my other comments to other fellow BP-users on this same subject.A great book on this subject by Timothy Ferriss,  The 4 Hour Work Week.

Hello @Sal Fichera, also an attorney recently turned broker, trying to grow a real estate team. 

I'm nearly complete assembling my team in Indianapolis as an out of state investor.

I thought I had my dream job when I worked for a professional baseball team, and I sacrificed a lot of time and lost income to reach that goal. 

Most medical professionals don't typically gravitate to real estate since it requires a little more time and effort but ultimately it's the fastest way to become wealthy.FYI, I have a few brothers who are dentists and doctors so I've worked with them on quite a few opportunities.There are some good comments here on the post and if you're already in your own practice then definitely look to buy the building you're in or plan on setting up your practice in a commercial building that you own and can have a professional management team rent out the remainder of the space.If you're not to the point of starting your own practice and buying a building that's okay it will take time.  

Your post is very similar to another one I just saw here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/68...Another investor is looking to build her team and seems to be interested in the same areas.

Most of investors here on BP have desire to grow and hence having access to the quality team members that can cover the accounting/bookkeeping angle of the process is absolutely critical to any business to be successful!

Do you want to be part of a team or have an office and motivational meetings.  

Utilizing some of the technological resources out there (shared calendars, project status updates, clear email chains) to keep all team members on the same page for this project has been key.