Are they communicating with us?

I provided 3 new comps for each home to my lender who should be communicating them to the appraiser. 

You'd need to include electric in the rent, but it's not hard to work out an accurate number- it would take monthly communication on this topic with the tenants for the first year.

I'd focus more on education  involving lead generation, communication involving sales, and sharpen up on standard real estate knowledge ( comping homes, investment lingo, general escrow / closing process, roles of different parties involved in a real estate transaction )

He insures all of our rentals and his communication is on point.

(Listed on the judgement, all occupants would be removed)I would only communicate with your lease signing tenants, not their mothers, brothers, etc. 

Different Realtors will have different preferred modes of communication, so ask what someone prefers, select someone whose communication preferences fit your own, and you should get better communication.

But if they are decent humans, they will at least communicate regularly and make some sort of effort to avoid getting too far behind.

If this is the first appliance you have ever replaced with this unit, make it clear that you expect to have the right to inspect the next appliance that breaks before replacing it, and change your standard lease so that your expectations are clear in the future.However, the phrasing that they're using here to communicate with you makes them sound like entitled spoiled brats.

I will communicate with my loan broker to confirm on that it is likely that we cannot purchase the property with multiple tax ids.