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

I agree, interviewing more local PM's is a great strategy as they should have a pulse on that market. 16-18% seems pretty generous for turn key PM in Texas.

We started to interview other cleaning people.Access to the door is easy and they have code.

A solid realtor knows the transaction through and through and exactly how to protect their clients during the complicated situations and paperwork that come with a real estate transaction.I encourage you to interview several of the top agents in your area and ask the questions that best fit your investment or selling needs to see if they are knowledgeable and a good fit for you.Best of luck! 

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?

As Chris said, I would put a ton of effort into looking for, interviewing, and finding the right property manager.

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?

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

Warren Buffet recently did an interview (seen here) in which he gave this interesting quote: ""Apartment buildings are another asset that Buffett wouldn’t mind owning at the right price.

What would be some of the questions I should be asking when interviewing contractors?