Budding new investor which is great since I'm also working for a real estate lender for both commercial & investor with construction services. 

I did pay these contractors over $600 for their services and all of this work was for the rental unit, not my personal/living unit.

She has been sending complaints to the city and to the HOA board.Of course these complaints do absolutely nothing because we are within our rights and following a contract.She was complaining that we did not have the right to fix our own property since we are not licensed.She thinks she owns the place and we are merely room service. 

On another web site, I learned that there was to be a meeting with the receiver, Charles Adams, concerning the progress (or lack of same) on this situation.

Where does it say this in their terms of service?

Their role is purely administrative, so if you file incorrectly or choose the wrong entity type, you’re on your own.3.Hiring a Lawyer or CPA (White-Glove Service):This is the most comprehensive option, with costs ranging from $1,000 to $3,000.

I would love tips on how to use this service effectively to identify the best properties that meet my criteria. 

We used ALE relocation services and they were great, you can register on their site when you have a vacancy and they will let you know if they need you but it is somewhat based on luck if they need you.  

A good broker should also submit to the investor a copy of the presentation they submit to a lender for an application.Concerning transparency, a good broker is transparent in what they charge the investor for their services.

So, every non-government job your tenants have will end in the foreseeable future unless new companies move into the city and create replacement jobs that pay similar wages and require similar skills; Otherwise, soon all that will be left are lower-paying service sector jobs.