Hopefully it can provide you with a path on how to resolve your issue. 

I called the Austin branch of  Consumer Protection Division of the AG's office and they said that they have no complaints about the company. 

Typically you can call utility providers and get that information.

Your PM should be able to provide you updates.

These options will provide around 1.5x of LTR (long term rental) rates. 

However, our current situation is a bit unique and has a human aspect we can't overlook.The potential tenants in question are in immediate need of housing, and we have the opportunity to provide them with a safe and comfortable place to live.

@Troy WelchI don't think the location of the CPA matters provided that they have a solid background in Real Estate and software/tools to support you remotely.Finding a Real Estate CPA is simple.

The FHA loan I used required 1 year but the down payment assistance program I was on required 3 years to be “forgivable” with each year knocking off 1/3 of what they provided - so pretty much, each year living in the property, out of the minimum of 3 years, 1/3 of the total amount they gave me for the down payment and closing costs, was “forgiven” / not needing to pay back. 

I hope this provides some insight for you.

I rent every room in my house out that my kids are not in so that brings me  1500.00 more I get 1000.00 from the trust only but grateful I get it  and I have another rental I covertly rented for 1700.00 I am actually working on two more rentable places in basement and a tiny home I got a good deal on to rent as well.that will bring my income to almost 7500 a monthI have a resource to get 140,000 k as long as long provide a house to them they can rent for the rest of their life,they are sick and we talked the terms out as he will sign the house over upon death.