I received an email from their customer service to let me know it has been fixed.

I live in Hastings on Hudson and recently signed up here to see if it will be a good place for me to learn something new and connect with good people.I do marketing and web development for one architect who was a project manager of the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino and Caesars Palace in LV and also built many custom houses. 

The guy always has the option of posting an number that links to the relevant property information and asking people to leave a message.  

They usually have their own in house PM and their business relies on repeat customers, so they are incentivized to make sure your investment is profitable.  

J's book is an excellent place to start because it condenses and focuses a lot of the most important information that's relevant to what you're doing.  

So the landlord would like to know you just as if you were renting the home and did not own it.It's unfortunate that many landlords don't feel the need to treat their renters ,either pad only or home renters, like customers that they would like to keep as customers.

Most contractors don't get paid for the time we spend on meeting the customer and working up the quotes.

The trick is to call customer service and ask a human for the exact list that you want. 

The attorney will spend time creating a custom Operating Agreement (the company will only have one member) while the CPA will create one using a template.

I agree with Nathan's assessment but not sure that the $1000 per account has any relevance.