Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

It's going to be a panel interview with several big local investors.

I like this part of the guidance link @Tracy Streich provided, and I would request documentation stating provider has personal knowledge of individual and that it be mailed or delivered to you directly from health care provider's office from their office email or at least on their office stationery:Documentation from the InternetSome websites sell certificates, registrations, and licensing documents for assistance animals toanyone who answers certain questions or participates in a short interview and pays a fee.

I got super lucky on this find, I will be putting in maybe 500 bucks by the time its rented to get a few things up to snuff.So Thanks to Brandon and David for all their hours and interviews.

I’m thinking restaurant videos, business interviews, best local parks, drive through tours of different developments or even interviews with the HOA boards on features and neighborhood feel.

I also personally interview and do a social media screen.

I have interviewed several hard money lenders, and as expected, none are willing to finance an entire deal (purchase + rehab).

After recently interviewing two real estate agents regarding selling my primary residence mid-April, I was approached by both this week asking to do a one-time showing.What is the risks and/or advantages in agreeing to a one-time showing vs. waiting and listing it on market where I expect to receive multiple offers?

The Bigger Pockets podcast had an episode where they interviewed a gentleman who does exclusively this, I remember it from a couple years ago.You can also build new self-storage units on the edge of town, in the direction of growth.

@Scarlett Tao It seems to me you would want to interview new companies.