Before I talk about how to select a tenant segment with a high concentration of reliable people, you need to understand the relationship between a tenant segment and the property.Every tenant segment has specific housing requirements.

We have an excellent relationship. 

If this is the same person you've worked with for years and have a good working relationship I would first give them the benefit of the doubt and reach out to two other accountants to see if they will do a complimentary review of you previous tax returns.

I'm assuming you need an established working relationship with said lender.

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Answer= Leads for his "private money coaching program"Is that how you want to start a relationship with someone... who's tried to trick you in to being the "hero" and "mean Guru killer" who has your back!? 

A PM may have construction relationships but they are not equipped to understand the complexities of construction outside of perhaps unit turnovers.

You are far more likely to find a mentor through in-person networking and building relationships.