If they are not aligned then simply keep looking till you find one that is.I used to own a company that managed almost 1,000 single family homes before I sold it.Below are some questions I would think would be a good starting point for you to see who really treats their company like a business or a hobby.

My favorite sales guru is Brian Tracy.

Gary Keller they found has many excellent books worth reading:- the millionaire real estate agent                - the millionaire real estate investor - the one thing (one of my favorites)Feel free to DM if you have any other questions, and best of luck!

What is your favorite/best question YOU ask when screening potential tenants for a long term rental? 

My favorite use of this, is if after I rehab the property and find my end buyer, I may either sell my option to my buyer OR if they are using FHA financing, which would prevent me from double closing because of title seasoning restrictions, I will sell the property as POA of the seller.

Brandon has a good book on managing rentals or my personal favorite is Every Landlord's Legal Guide by NOLO.

Most of us have jobs, real estate portfolios, kids, hobbies, other interests, etc.

My favorite investing strategy is the BRRR technique and one of the most affordable ways to purchase is the House Hack on 3-4 unit multi-unit properties. 

Penfed, my favorite HELOC lender, nor my local credit union, will not lend on a house with loose wires, termite damage, missing glass, or holes/missing sheetrock...with a full appraisal they see the repairs, and they will ask (and deny) if you don’t have the house in good condition.

Favorite neighborhoods?