Have you tried to bring up these points to RPM and or TTP higher up so that they can strive to address these issues?

I like that you've got a realistic set of goals that you're striving for.

Then, find something you want to strive for. 

@Jennifer Brown, if you want to get into multifamily investing and need help getting started, identify those in your circle of influence or here on BP that are doing the things that you are striving to be, become or working towards.If you have no experience or no money to invest, what ways can you add value to someone else to get you in the game?

I am a diligent startup entrepreneur striving to yield positive results and success in all ramifications through professional disposition and indulgence in all necessary skills needed for making sound business decisions that will impact my investment ventures

I personal strive for 100% rent received prior to the 1st of the month, 97% of my tenants provide post dated checks for the year and the remaining 3% call prior to the 1st and arrange to deliver the rent to me on a day I choose as convenient.My only late payments are NSF checks which are very rare.New tenants are usually on a very steep learning curve when they first arrive.

At the end of the day we are all striving for financial freedom and to be out of the rat race (Kiyosaki,2009), working for someone else will keep you away from your long term goals.I am in the same predicament, in that I work a 9-5 which funds my R/E investments, but my heart is awaiting  the day I can afford my own medical coverage and laugh at the thought of a "qualified retirement plan".

I know it's in Ann Arbor, but we are a little different in that we strive for education, networking and finding partners...actually, all three go hand in hand.  

We always strive to be transparent in our programs, process, and fees.Myles, our support team will be in touch with you directly.

I am actually coming from a very similar background and striving for FI.