As a result, they give their customers the freedom of contacting the management whenever they want to raise an issue about their property.

Anything that will bring value to the customer is a good thing in my opinion.  

The laws may be the biggest challenge in running a legitimate property management company that some self-managing investors or unaware of or occasionally don’t follow.It really goes above and beyond that to systems, operations, customer service, etc.

They use a loan committee so you have real people looking at your big picture rather than the individual transaction or strict guidelines. 

I really don't want to, AptDOTcom needs to stay in their lane and mind their own business and not worry about ours.I have "attempted" to insert the EIN and received error messages, I have attached pictures, AptsDOTcom doesn't need to know our Tax info, DO NOT COMPLY with their demands, the IRS knows all the information they need, a 3rd party doesn't have the right or authority to enforce such obvious over-reach of power.

As an aside, did you ever offer this property to business associates or customers current or potential. 

More details:--5bd, 2 full bath, 2 half bath converted into 5bd, 3 full bath, 1 half bath--1960s home, complete gut, open floor plan, new electric, plumbing, HVAC, kitchen, baths, etc. completely new house: higher end upgrades with everything tile, custom built ins, etc.  

The owner, Randy Schell, is an expert communicator and provides great customer service.

@Sheratanairy Flores - the part of "your picture" that's a bit hard to see.... is the amount of your present resources.

The listing had really bad pictures and I noticed that nobody had viewed the home in the first 2 days it was on the MLS.