And I would never sign a contract with a property management company that doesn't give me the option of cancelling the contract with a 30-day notice.From my experience, be prepared to feel ok after interviewing several but also be prepared to be underwhelmed when it comes to actual results.

Recognize the showing may be an inconvenience, and may be many, and ask if there are certain hours of the day that would be more convenient for them.

I suggest anyone buying a home built in that period learn how to recognize it and have property tested for it.

Interview several lawyers to find one who's familiar with this type of law.

I think poser is a good title for the Ninjas in REGurus are not self proclaimed.Experts are recognized by their actions.Infomercials are well.... do I have to explain that one?

I'd bet if you show up for the "interview" you'll be in a room with a bunch of other people.

They both rarely interview people whom they disagree with...

It just depends on how good a deal you can negotiate.That's why agents should get out and interview everyone in town before picking a brokerage to work with.

Spent some time building a team, interviewing contractors etc...

Out of all the ones I interviewed that did charge upfront fee's they did say they would start to waive them if I could show my ability to perform on a regular basis.