Quote from @Marcus Auerbach: I've researched this and I believe it's vague on purpose.

Quote from @Chris Primavera: I am located in Ohio and like many people I have researched and read about, tired of the 9-5 grind and putting money into someone else's pockets.

Collection is on time, they address repairs promptly, leases get renewed and increased based on market research.

From my research, it seems the first year that it is put in service is when you can bonus it.

This was hilarious and reminds me of a NYC apartment, not a multi in Ohio - (they put the shower in the living room, and you can't open the oven all the way in the kitchen, absolutely ridiculous).I will look on a map to see where Troy is and see if there are any meetups near you.Thank you, tried to do as much research and legwork as I could before the deal as possible. 

Landed on this thread doing research. 

When there is no court involved there is no case number (that's a simple indicator to look for in a notice if you have not researched the details of the property code) so you have to look elsewhere, but, where and what to look for?

Make sure you research rental licensing requirement per municipality as they very greatly and make some cities a real pain to deal with. 

Unless they are buying in a different state their realtor doesn’t know  anyone, their broker doesn’t have a franchise in, and for some reason won’t research the area’s realtors.

During his speech I researched his background and found out that he's a professional speaker hired by agencies to give presentations, and has no ties to RE.