Then you're able to put in your city or zip code and a radius that you'd like to search within.I also advise you to interview investor agents and find one that best meets your criteria.

Shop around and interview several people from different communities. 

Then you're able to put in your city or zip code and a radius that you'd like to search within.I also advise you to interview investor agents and find one that best meets your criteria.

Then you're able to put in your city or zip code and a radius that you'd like to search within.I also advise you to interview investor agents and find one that best meets your criteria.

I have seen so many owners interview us and then other companies, going with the other company and end up calling us back a few months later asking if we could still take their unit because management company x,y,z was a bit less expensive but has cost them hundreds overall.

I was a little confused and asked if this would be the primary person who I would be working with since I know nothing about them and didn't have the chance to interview them.

Would certainly like to move fast on this one and start interviewing - thank you so much!

You will also be the one interviewing new management companies when your current one isn't working out.Syndications and REITs: you need to vet sponsors or monitor which REIT(s) have the best outlook.

Most of my skills are in open records research, office suites, interviewing for community journalism, and unrelated technical skills (811 utility location, electronic repair).

Start connecting with and interviewing investor-focused real estate agents to determine who will be a good fit in helping you acquire what you're pursuing.