If you do not reach a resolution with the Broker, make sure they understand that you are not going to just "let it go", if you (strongly) disagree with their position.At that point you have two courses of action:A) Take it to the Real Estate Commission, or governing body that oversees agents/brokers in your state, orB) Take legal action.Most real estate commissions will not hear your argument(s) if you are pursuing legal action, so these two courses of action are (somewhat) mutually exclusive.  

I hope it all works out, I can understand your pain especially as you attempt to work out what is really the best resolution for them.

If there's a provision re: dispute resolution, I'd start there.

I just opted to directly talk to the agent over the issues I had and came to a resolution.

They keep telling me they are "elevating" it (3 times now), but it has been 4 months with no resolution.  

While I agree that your resolution may involve taking them to court,  the courts are not likely to make them pay faster.  

Hope you find a resolution soon.

Less paperwork (with Corp you have to file a resolution each time you take a decision/action)Pass through entity is better on tax at this point (cash flow strategy will be seen as income as opposed to capital gain)Less expensive to manage Hope that helps.

Auditing any course is free on coursera.org.This course talks about negotiation psychologies, preparation for any kind of negotiation, dispute resolution and all the necessary negotiations tactics.Enjoy this course and have a great Father's day. 

Also cover all what if scenarios and have this defined in the operating agreement such as death, loss of interest, partner wants out, divorce, dispute resolution, restrictions on what the business can be involved with ect.Hope this helps get you rolling.