If they did, they wouldn't be here asking questions : )  As a result, this means that CPAs, Lawyers, and Financial professionals should explain things in simple terms that are easy for people to understand (I'm not sure quoting pubs and regs directly screams simplicity, but including it as a reference is helpful for everyone). 

It's important to read the PM response to a bad review or ask them to explain it.I don't know a good manager in Akron, but you can use my guide to help your search.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Quote from @Dan Levy: My loan was transferred to Selene Finance, and it's a nightmare ever since.I have many different loans with various lenders, millions paid with no problem, but with Selene it just doesn't work.Selene has misallocated funds and sent me letters that I owe them, but every time I call in they say “oh we see the problem and will fix it” only to have to call again and explain the whole fiasco and them tell me that they will check.2 times we agreed on the sum I owe, I paid it in full the same day, only to have it returned to me a few days later, and after calling them again, they said that they did the calculation wrong.I'm on daily calls with them for months now, nothing is solved, and they keep charging me penalties for not paying in time, payments they refuse to receive and return although sent after their request.After hundreds of hours over the phone, I think my only solution is to take a lawyer to help me.Any recommendation for a good lawyer who can help me with that?

For example prepayment penalties and LTV can make a huge difference on loans-  having a lender explain the options to me and explain how they impact the loan are huge. 

My hard money lender was great, he wanted to help, but explained to me that they like to see anywhere from 50-70k in the bank at the time of underwriting.

In our case, what we usually do is ask them to send us a formal signed letter explaining the specific reason why they need to pay their rent in two installments (usually because of how they get paid at work).We also ask for their permission and the contact number of their employer to verify the information.

Can someone explain to me the property tax portion.

The question now is when it comes time to renew, do I just make up some excuses to not renew or do I explain this incident being the trigger.

There is also a ton of opportunity if you were to renovate the garage and rent it out as a legal unit as explained above^