So I would check those docs first.

Additionally, checking local listings on Zillow or Craigslist can help fine-tune the rental rates in that specific area.

That said, keep your emotions out of it and simply respond to his offer with a VERY polite "thank you so much and I'd love to sign this for you today, but there were a few terms we discussed that I think may have been overlooked....those are XXXX".

I probably wouldn't trust many of them and I'm still double checking what those who trust tell me.b.

I think tracking productivity will be tough unless you have someone on site that is checking their work at the end of the day and documenting their progress. 

Sounds like you have a solid agent for checking on that

Hey @JorgeMagana we had a great experience with them, The change in accounting and amended return cost us around $2k so we ended up getting a check for almost 30k. 

Cross check your realtor's opinion with your PM's and you are off to a decent start.

Be sure to check out the free tools BP provides to help analyze deals you may have and also market insights.

Document all of what you do if you are going to get it done for them, and/or if you cut them a check then make sure it is in writing that it was all done and they cannot come back to you at a later date asking for more money/mitigation.