I have been interviewed by the FBI on one such outfit and they got prision time.But those are bad people and well we assume your seller is a nice person..

You will want to interview several PM's to see what they offer, some are more full service than others, some will nickel and dime you, but all will help get you the exposure you need and get you up and running.Homes here come fully furnished (99%) and most will/can transfer the existing reservations.

Answer a few questions there and we will introduce you to 5 investor friendly agents in Miami for you to choose from and interview. 

Don't buy a condo at the peak of a sellers' market and try to turn it into investment property especially in California. 2) Interview your realtors carefully.

A lot of companies have great training as well, some not so much, so I would definitely interview different brokerages before committing to one.

This is a two-way interview, so have a short list of questions to ask the mentor (What books do you recommend I read to gain a better understanding?

@Claire Blary - if you really want to work in the field, go to a few job interviews, ask those questions, and you might a flexible employer to fit all your criteria 

I actually recoreded an interview on my YT channel sharing the different between Des Moines and Cedar Rapids/Waterloo investing areas.  

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers.1.

Also, I would have liked to interview a handyman for some of the simple repairs.