When interviewing Architects, ask them if they have experience with the Planning Board of that town or have been through the Special Permit/Variance process that town has.

#1 Broker in Austin is KW, so for sure you should interview with us.One thing I suggest with any broker you interview is to ask to sit in on a class before you decide. 

@Geoffrey Rickaby if you're going to be recommending PMCs, you should better understand how each operates to protect YOUR reputation.My manager wrote a blog series here on BP about interviewing PMCs, but if I share the link here the BP moderators will consider it self-promotion:(

Make sure you interview and get quotes from 2-3 contractors or try to get referrals from family or friends.Good luck!! 

I found a post yesterday but most of the comments were people that had interviewed and not signed up for the service.

I started of with 57 cities and narrowed it down to several cities in Arkansas.I interviewed agents and property managers to get the low down on areas since they would be managing my properties. 

Here are some questions that I would typically ask a CPA when interviewing them:- Are you experienced in working with my industry?

Hello investors,What are some of the red lights that you're looking for when interviewing property managers?

Get names fromReal estate investing websites (such as Biggerpockets.com)Property managersLocal investorsTalk to real estate brokersGoogle searchesLocal meetupsOnce you have a pool of candidates, evaluate each using the following interview questions.

But, the company doesn't want to pay the employees anymore than they have to and now you've shifted the tax burden increasingly on the workers/people that followed the company.I forgot which state govenor they interviewed, but he/she realized it.