You should have an idea of title costs from your title company you have interviewed and feel good about.

I will send them to you and you can interview them to see if it fits your needs.

Flipping, developing, multi family househacking, sfh househacking, syndications and larger land deals seem to be working well for people I interview on my podcast.

Bring your resume to the meeting, this is an interview treat it as such.

Had another unit, tenant just signed a renewal for his second year, got a job offer that paid much more, on the other side of the country, so he said he'll advertise on Craigslist, do the showings, and let me re-interview the top three.

That person will be your eyes and likely advisor, so think of it as networking and interviewing a business partner.Reach out if you want to talk more strategy.

How many are planning to interview and what makes a "good" interview?   

@Bryan LeeRemember when interviewing those companies throughout the markets you are entering – there are other alternatives to help reduce expenses without sacrificing quality.

I believe this article will serve you and your team well as you are interviewing those companies.

My one suggestion - When you are interviewing different architects, make sure to ask them if they’ve gone through the zoning and planning board process for projects in that specific municipality.