It sounds like they're just playing around and ignoring you.

They either play ball or they move out.

Don't ignore them, just play along with them for now to keep them from canceling your hardship request.

Depending on the asset purchased, it will depend on the time that it was purchased.Real estate is placed into service via the mid-month convention.Therefore, if you buy a property in August 1, it is assumed to be placed into service on August 15th which gives you 4.5 months of depreciation.If you buy a property in January, you have 11.5 months of depreciation.However, if the asset you purchase is eligible for bonus depreciation, most of the depreciation would be taken in this year.Best of luck.

I heard the multifamily space is "Pay to Play".

It stung for sure, even after 4 years in real estate I still got played.

I’ve hear a lot of good things about REsimpli but have never seen it or played with the platform.

Get yourself in the more affordable areas and get your house hack going I have been told there are just too many large investors that have a ton of money to play with. 

I'm not playing the appreciation game since I think it would take literally decades for some of the areas to really appreciate significantly.

Otherwise, they’re playing Russian Roulette with costly mistakes, potential fines and lawsuits.