In a situation like that where they did not see the unit ahead of time, I would likely be more flexible about these issues.

I am constantly seeing the constant push for baselane.

It's good to plan ahead but I'd focus on that first property, get it stabilized, learn the rental business, then move onto the next property once you've got your feet under you. 

That has led them to continue to jack up rent prices and often, push out good tenants for the sake of an extra $100/month.

It has been somewhat stressful coordinating activities and coming up with the best plan, but I went ahead and contracted with a PA.

Once you find that group find some folks you resonate with that are 2-3 steps ahead of you and figure out how to get there!

But for sure ahead of curve if any. 

This group really pushed me over the edge to NOT signing up with one of those coaching services and come here with my questions, so here goes.I really want to find a home in one of a few particular neighborhoods in the Poconos.

Therefore Bill & Jane's vacation house in the Hamptoms or the ABC Company tenant 10,000 SF commercial build out is ahead of your development.Robert- If you do have the correct Architect for your project, then the problem is: they aren't incentivized to change anything.

Its called a "look ahead schedule".The key to building a good schedule is knowing the information and the sequence the work must take place in.