Nice thing is I'm a workplace filled with young people who are coming up on time to buy their first house.Ideally, i'm looking for a very flexible set up - A brokerage that is close to my current workplace, good training, investor friendly, and reasonable fees.

I've created an account on this forum solely to seek advice from other property managers about a situation in my workplace regarding my commissions being garnished.The backstory is that last month our occupancy was shot because of multiple new construction sites going up within a few miles of us as well as lack of resident retention.

I work from home and take customer service calls for a living and must have a noise free workplace.

I then was A Supervisor I enjoyed a lot.

As a side note, the supervisor not performing physical work cannot lien the property. 

YesOK, so real estate investing is hard and it can suck because people... well that about sums it up - people... they are fickle and they do not like the idea of anyone knowing that they have what they have or did what they did, even if it is a matter of public record... as for the address of that couple, use their phone number from your caller ID to look them up... if that doesn't work, send them another letter... someone once said something about the fortune being in the follow-up... if they call back and are even more angry, explain that unless they identify themselves they cannot be removed from a list of addresses... as for your "angry cop" - get his/her badge number and precinct... then call the precinct and ask to speak with him/her ... when there is no such officer (as is likely) you can rest assured that people... if there is such an officer, request an in-person meeting at the precinct with both the officer and his/her supervisor (bring your information about your company, your processes and everything...)

They paid the application fee to smart move within minutes of emailing and I called the supervisor for one and had a great recommendation.

Supervisors/managers were conveniently out of the office and never returned voicemails that I left.

I'm going to be flying back and forth from my new residence in Tampa to my work place in Arizona as needed using either my VA loan or FHA rehab if needed.

Find a supervisor and then ask for HIS boss.