Because any commitments they are making with respect to timing and funding are not fully within their control.

I've definitely come across several of your posts in the past and respect your opinions.  

After Two years of trying we made contact.With all due respect to my team, such a conversation is not left to fate.

You have a great opportunity to do that given the reality of today's financial and real estate markets.Given the current interest rates and strong market, you have two great options:1) 1031 (sell and avoid capital gains tax if the $ is reinvested) your property into another investment, possibly with more doors that cash-flows at a higher margin 2) Refinance and pull out $ through a HELOC for a downpayment on another investment property.It's worth emphasizing the opportunity of the present moment: Interest rates are at historical lows. 

I respect what you're trying to accomplish, but this sounds like a miserable working environment.

Most of my tenants have strong credit and are respectful so I haven't had a lot of pet issues to be honest. 

@Kyle ScholnickIf you pay rent between your Sch C and Sch E, it won't be respected for federal income tax purposes. 

Respectfully, Joseph Kim 

Finding a communicative agent that actually respects your time as an investor is difficult.

But, like I said the normal taxation as a partnership for a multi-member LLC is a pass through entity so the actual taxation will be in accordance with your respective filings.