Ask how they communicate and if they have access to pocket deals + can actually analyse deals, not just send you a link to the mls and wait for you to sift through properties.

It's important to find a team you feel comfortable working with, has good communication, has a long standing track record with lots of positive feedback, and that is compatible with your goals. 

I am incredibly excited to finally get on the forums and start communicating with like-minded, investment driven individuals.

I bought all of these through turnkey companies that do the rehab and also do property management, and I hold on to them long term.Recently, over the past few months, the PM for my Kansas City property has been communicating less and less.

If a property owner is unable to manage this lower-priced, less professional contractor and communicate effectively with him/her, then the total cost (financial, emotional, psychological, lost time due to inefficiency, etc.) of the project can be astronomical.

It seems like some people are not great at communicating

Many of the parties involved are seniorly and have difficulty with legal matters and the attorney involved seems to be a poor communicator.

As a broker we deal with a lot of different personalities, unless we know you want a lot of communication, or very little as some want it's a balancing act.

The emphasis here is on personal relationship and clear, documented communication.

The only party that has the power to sell is the PR, so best to start there, and try and get them engaged is some form of communication about the property.