You can train them in your systems for when something goes wrong and who to call.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

He also says he is the one doing the training. 

They do provide training, guidance, and mentorship.... but ultimately it is up to you to get deals done.

That action further supports the training process for getting tenants to pay on time.Finally, I am glad that you called Forte and learned that you can now do that right away to find out what actually happened. 

Honestly the high fees combined with lack of transparency and high appraisal costs, a whole month of UW (longer than normal), etc. would make me want to switch lenders right away because IME the lenders with high fees and high appraisal costs who drag their feet like this also tend to be the ones to continue delaying, have things get stuck in underwriting, say one thing while delivering another, have poor communication especially between UW and origination, bad customer service, can't close when they say they will, etc. and it can be a total nightmare. 

After you do that get to 5 million dollars in real estate that is when everything really starts gaining traction and your wealth turns into a run away train. 

Additionally, participating in local real estate investor meetings can connect you with experienced investors for guidance and potential partnerships.Building relationships within the industry can often be as educational as formal training.

So, paying Evolve’s typical 10% management fee might not deliver the value you’re looking for.

Reliable Funding – A lender who consistently delivers—even on the big deals—is key.