But it looks like millenials left that up to Nike.

I have received quite a bit of info but references from other investors would help solidify the authenticity of returns.

I setup a generic email address with two factor authentication for extra "just in case" protection, link it to bank account and then have everyone at that building etransfer to that generic email address.

They could probably have also added authentication or some form of app-specific password approach to allow 3rd party solutions to continue full integration, but as is often the case with software development and PII, sharing the absolute minimum data in the least amount of ways is often the easier, faster, and preferred approach over the long term. 

It's like Nike making a 20% profit on their entire business while losing 5% on t-shirts.

Now there are good education programs and I am not going to point you to one so you know my post is authentic.

Build authentic relationships and over time you will find a mentor.

That's why you need to just establish authentic relationships and the rest will take care of itself. 

@Jay Hinrichs No, next to Nike in Beaverton.

"Not authentic with my tenants??