I made an agreement with my supervisor that I might let it a call go to voicemail if I was involved with something but shortly thereafter I would excuse myself from the floor and go to the break room and call back the tenant that had called.

In my walkthrough set up meeting with the book keeping supervisor and my personal assigned book keeper, they walked me through QBO that they had already set up (they are very systematic in their set up and process and it's very easy to follow), they showed me how to use it (or another accountant if I wanted), they had everything from my property, bank accounts etc in and walked me through.

The problems you described are the reason that such arrangements have a live-in supervisor/monitor.

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I have never seen such an incredible culture within a workplace. 

Your property manager probably doesn’t want to get their supervisor involved, so if you ask your property manager for their boss’s contact info they will probably be more inclined to help you to avoid getting their boss involved. 

I'm interested in looking for a 2 bed and bath house in the suburbs that's not too far from my workplace.

You can get military renters and report to their supervisors if they are late on rent.

The rating was based on the Executive Supervisor payroll and the cost of the Subcontracted work. 

I'm considering seeing my County Supervisor, but will that just get in the way of the Code office?