Not sure if something is out there in that respect, but I'd be curious to know!

There are spores I the environment all around us.

Your management has to be top notch, your marketing has to be top notch, your pricing has to constantly change with the environment, your design has to be incredible and the photos have to trigger that booking response.

That is pretty significant particulary in an environment where interest rates are dropping.

Always said I respect whatever they think and feel, the product is theirs and they had so much time to decide, to sell it to me or not.

If you are open about your concern with their record and ask them to explain, people will respect that.  

@Greg Dickerson hit the nail on the head with respect to the fund of funds.To add to this, what I suggest is that you approach this issue from the soft side, which means building and maintaining strong relationships with your investors because, at the end of the day, they are your investors.

We both have lot of respect for each other. 

Yes, there are more steps to go through (often including sending in a W-9 tax form), but those steps are usually pretty straightforward.Additionally, most of the folks tasked with finding the housing for the company's VIPs are really appreciative of being treated well by a good property manager, so you can stand above the crowd by simply responding quickly and respectfully.

First off, major respect for transitioning from MLB to RE—it’s a whole new kind of game, right?