LOL So now each of my LLC's that has a different project has to have the developers license. its a pain there is no test but its a bond and insurance and not every one can get bonded these days.I know having done a lot of work in Chicago how tough that city can be as well.. no one is going to teach you this you just kind of learn it.so bottom line unless this person has some very narrow niche // or its just a raw raw thing to motivate you  chances are there is nothing unique and I am not talking about getting rich with tax overages or some of the other things that get recirculated constantly. 

Like I'm sure many of you have, I've read most of the Rich Dad books and the books of his advisor series.

Quote from @Jason Leigh: Here's what I would do.Write a very short, professional letter to the property manager explaining that they failed to communicate with you about anything, particularly the "services and maintenance" that was never communicated to you or approved by you.

With that said he was clear and communicated what he would push back on, why, and how.

The communication (lack there-of) with the PM is an issue but I'd travel there myself and see what's completed. 

Keep in mind, it's not a quick way to get rich, but with time and hard work, you can reach your dreams.Good luck!

Get all of your communication together with this gentleman and make it easy for your attorney to see what is happening. 

Not the best when it comes to communication.

@Orhi Tahi I used to work in a bank's REO / Special Assets Dept.We were inundated with communications from people just like you and ignored EVERY one of them. 

(I also do all of the advertising, tours/viewings, communications resulting from the advertising, but once all of the rooms are rented, and I am purely managing, how are property managing hours discerned, I suppose that's my question here.)