I choose to join Jake & Gino for a variety of reasons but primarily because they fit my goals and values as I mentioned above. 

Has anyone used bath fitter or any other reputable company for this?

Many banks will have a condition that you have to live at least 12 months in your primary residence.While living in your primary residence, if you choose to purchase another property, it will be considered as 'Investment Property' and generally, you have to put 20% down, and for multi-family i believe it's 25% (Again assuming that you are financing with banks)Goal 3: Refinance :   Personally, I would run my numbers little conservatively here and consider my LTV would be 70% to 75% just to be on more safer side.

Part of your color board(s) (in addition to exterior) might 3 (different ones) or so of these to help with interior fit and finish decsions.For instance a brown palate, a cinnamon palate, and a grey palate to choose from.View them indoors under the light temps (and aprox. candlepower) you will be using.Hint: Sherwyn Williams Commercial (might) be able to do them for you --depending on your budget with them (they will help you pick their stuff).

I am looking for a reputable property manager in the area to take over management as I've recently moved out of town.

Can't tell you how often I've taken these type of calls at work, it's a city street and anyone is allowed to park on it or drive down it as they choose (barring any city ordinance/parking sticker requirements).With that being said, once the vehicle is there without being moved for a certain amount of time it can be considered abandoned, that time frame varies based on your state/city laws.

Firstly make sure it is a reputable developer with a track record already established in the area.

Your property should bring value to those who choose to rent from you.

If you are getting everything you want and your numbers are solid then I’d rather have the reputation of being consistent.

@Julie FlynnWashington has a unique tax obligation called the B&O Tax(Business and Occupation Tax) for certain businesses.Washington in general does not have a state income tax filing obligation so you don't need to find a CPA who specializes in your states tax laws.You created a post on biggerpockets regarding LLC's and loans - You should make sure that the professional you choose understands LLC taxation and the rules surrounding that.If you will acquire a property in OKC, you will be required to file a federal return + Oklahoma non-resident state tax returnBest of luck