@Katherine S.I think it's a good idea to emphasize to him that if he doesn't clean up his act, you will share information regarding his late payment behavior with anyone calling for a reference.

I am not in the business of attempting to promote illegal or unethical behavior, and to my knowledge, never have intentionally done that.

That kind of behavior is gross, and cowardice.

Some would say that you should try and manage a RE's agent behavior (i.e. express your displeasure, and let him fix it moving forward) rather than just cutting him... and if he's been showing you the ropes, that's a courtesy that you should consider giving him.My wife says that delays from RE agents should be counted in working days, not total days.

So, I can tell you that analyzing an apartment building for break even is much less complex.The analysis is more about understanding the behavior of costs.

With the door slamming, I would say calmly and firmly "Slamming doors and this sort of behavior is not how we live here.

Consider providing incentive to that trusted individual & correctly structuring your arrangement that provides incentive for behavior in alignment with the success of the property.Best of luck

Unethical behavior on the parts of the agents (though as Ned said, if it's multiple agents and buyers, that's unlikely);2.

That usually stops the behavior.

Pandemic is affecting everyone, and you're going to have to wait or face the perfectly reasonable consequences of illegal self-help eviction.If you're willing to "take the risk" of blatantly illegal and unethical behavior, don't drag the BiggerPockets community down by asking for additional illegal suggestions.