If you truly feel the situation has not been handled correctly and the agent was negligent in their duties, take it up with your state's real estate commission and let them be the final judge and jury.  

First off here is a little about my situation. 

I am close to the situation and want to see him succeed but I may be just overthinking it.

It wasn't a situation where we could just drop rents incrementally, but rather that there wasn't any money in their accounts. 

Between the currency and the inheritance, you have a more complicated situation than most of us deal with. 

Just curious what you guys would do if you were in this situation.

Not sure what your mothers situation is but she should be able to contribute something toward her own rent.

As I'm in a similar situation my truck is almost payed off and ill have the option to buy a house soon.

Hi Friends in Biggerpockets,I am trying to get cash out loan (30 year fixed) from my primary house as and use it to do real estate investment.My plan is to use the refi-ed cash to do both purchase and rehab (then rented it out) and I wanted to deduct the loan interest.I know from purchase side, the amount of mortgage interest can be deducted as expense for as long as the loan exists and I hold the rental property.For rehab, the situation is more complicated.

If you don't want to hurt your old accountant's "feelings," I would just tell him that after discussing the situation with your partner, you both felt it would be better to have a separate CPAs for the rentals than the main CPA that you both use.