You first must obtain a supervisor certificate, then you can apply for a contractor license.  

Can you try to talk to a supervisor or go there?

However even though the agent didn't understand it, the supervisor didn't either, it didn't matter because as you move forward in the process, they will simply state everything is a grey area.

New agents are assigned "mentors", have access to "Workplace" by Facebook for agent interaction and of course on-line training & Broker support. 

Talk to a supervisor at the utility to see if you can get a letter stating that your account is $0 with no past due.Talk to your insurance company and see if they will cover any of the losses. 

Did you make crystal clear the full chain of events, including dates of changes, names of each PM co, and preferably to a supervisor in the office after a reasonable initial waiting period?

For example in Virginia I could have in my lease no fire arms are allowed since my units are not public housing.Let’s flip this to something else - does your work place allow fire arms?

I'd talk to the appraiser and their supervisor along with the bank. 

His business requires full time maintenance crews, a full time maintenance supervisor, full time accountant, full time office receptionist, and of course, my dads full time attention.

(read the contract carefully)If you do not want to use a management company you can "hire" one of the residents to function as an onsite supervisor for you and pay them through a credit to their rent.