"From the PMs, I look at their tenant files to see if I think they collect enough info to protect my interests (including move in/out procedures and pictures)." --------------------------------- My questions Can anyone guess what his interview questions for the Realtors might be, or suggest interview questions you would use for the Realtors, along with the responses you'd look for.

If you pay a quality lawyer for your paperwork and are a diligent professional in setting up procedures and systems for doing business, then you can mitigate a lot of this risk yourself.General liability insurance: This helps cover the LLC if someone slips and cracks their head open on the sidewalk, gets hurt at work, etc.

Is this procedure generally done with "special funding" outside the office?

You must have the proper document and procedure to avoid title seasoning.

It looks to be on the same topic following the procedures..http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/16/topics/23999-seasoning-issue?

Most standard policies are written to cover "sudden or accidental" releases of water.The issue is, if you've hired a property management company, do they have procedures in place to protect your property.

Now, REO Realtors are putting a list of rules or procedures that must be followed when submitting an offer.

Finally, you need to understand the eviction/foreclosure procedure in your state.

I, as well as the other Guide Dog handlers I know, agree that we overcompensate for our lack of sight - we thoroughly examine (with our hands) our dogs daily or more, and I personally, massage my dog daily (twice a day if I think she needs it).

You simply have to follow the procedures as set forth by the lender (seller).Yes, you will need to know what to accurately offer.