I would also explain to him as gently as you can that fact that he is interested in hiring you for your experience in rehab and management, but the process needs to be smoother moving forward if you are to work together. 

Nobody twists anyone's arm to do anything, and if everyone was always alerted to the true value of their property, nobody would be selling anything or making any money in real estate.

For example, instead of twisting door knobs, which some seniors have difficulty doing, unassisted-living doors have lever latches seniors have to press down to open.

Because gentle readers, a laundry vendor is a commercial tenant.   

We stress the flexibility, my favorite thing to say is "say, you get a promotion in another city, you shouldn't be held back or stressed by a a lease to do better"... it's a nice twist to, "if you don't pay-- i take your security deposit and get someone in there ASAP."   

The states have already given lenders a lot of power and control over their borrowers.There’s no need to play games or impose scare tactics, which always seem to suggest misusing or somehow twisting options that are already legal if used properly.

Or the wife sitting in front of 2x4 aimed at her head & just hoping they're not rear ended.Two years ago, my wife and I saw a guy outside our local Lowes typing down a six-foot live Christmas tree to his roof rack with used bread bag twist ties around some of the branches. 

Another fun twist, there may have been some breaking and entering as one of the windows was found open.

In one of my properties an outlet connected to a light switch failed and it was a simple issue with the wires in a wire nut not being twisted together.I fixed it myself, but it cost be hundreds if not thousands of dollars into the future because during that trip I found a little black puff of a kitten in the yard and I estimate that's what he's going to cost over the next 15 years.BTW why didn't you stop by to see if it was something simple before calling a pro?

@Kevin Fox really twisting my arm there...spot on though!