So make sure to interview some people before signing any agreements.

I realize a lot needs to go well for this to work - but I'm interviewing agents and lenders, engaging with a trusted GC, and practicing deal analysis and reno estimated to give myself the best chance.

I am not sure if your family has ever reached out and interviewed a property management company, but that could be a start.

I have been interviewing brokers to find who I would like to work with.

The property management company that you may select, after interviewing, should set the standard in the property management industry for customer service, resident retention and fantastic communication for both parties.

There is are some great interviews on YT and he has a great way of breaking things down so that everyone can understand.

I’d Interview at least 5 of each of: CPAs, Lawyers, lenders, Property Managers, insurance brokers and contractors.

It's tough b/c they were probably living in their last home at the time you interviewed the prior LL.

My team and I are beginning to interview property management companies in our area.

And they said they were going to use the Hvac guy I didn’t like (I interviewed several) going forward to finish the job.