I would instruct the realtor to keep accepting applications.

I have always thought that a "mentor" was not someone who was paid.If they are paid they are a teacher, coach, instructor or perhaps partner but not a mentor. 

The training events are sometimes entry level classes with local DIG experts as instructors, and sometimes the classes are from national speakers.

You get so much more from the interaction with the other students and the instructor.

If they do not follow the instructions we never make it past step one to work with them as client.

The only real difficulty in my experience is the first time you build them because of instructions take longer amount of time, however the second time you will notice a huge reduction in time used to build them.I also screw all the cabinets together and the plywood down to increase strength.I also find them stronger and reasonably priced to the Chinese manufactured cabinets that i used in flips.

What are the showing instructions, lock box etc?

I know one thing there is probably not a jury, without very strict judicial instructions, that would convict them.

We had to pack everything, since in Texas anything a tenant owns they can claim as being exempt from attachment, dumped all in boxes, took it to a "U Store It" place, paid the first two months rent in CASH, IN THE TENANT'S NAME, and mailed him a certified letter with instructions on where his stuff was.OK, you've made some mistakes that we all make.

This where the "flashcards" section of the real estate excellence program comes into play.Check out the link above, make sure you have the materials at least two weeks prior to your test date (I only had them for 7 days) and follow the instructions exactly.Well-prepared, you'll have no trouble passing.