In most cases, the city or county will issue a notice to the homeowner, requiring them to take action.

My advice for pulling the trigger on your first property is based on my own experience years ago...focus on action over perfection. 

Just wondering what action you took after getting BP advice and how it worked out for you.

One key lesson I’ve learned is the importance of taking action sooner.

Stick with it and take action with their input and you'll end up having a really nice portfolio in 10 years. 

Have you taken any action yet in doing your first deal? 

This means your funds and sensitive financial information may not have the same level of safeguarding.2.

I’ve seen landlords who handle this by requiring tenants to show commitment through actions like attending financial literacy programs before lease renewal, which could help mitigate some of the risks.PS: If you haven’t already, consider working with local organizations that offer financial literacy workshops for tenants as part of lease conditions.

PM me and I'd be happy to advise a plan of action. 

I think most people retain very little information and put even less into action.