Material Participation Activities:Property Maintenance: Engage in repairs or construction work on the property to maintain or enhance its condition.Contractor Management: Oversee the hiring and coordination of contractors or handymen for property-related tasks.Tenant Interaction: Communicate with tenants regarding lease agreements, inquiries, or property issues.Property Acquisition: Invest time in property search and evaluation processes, including visits to potential investment properties.Property Management Tasks: Perform activities typically handled by property management companies, such as rent collection or property inspections.Non-Qualifying Activities:Educational Pursuits: Time spent on real estate education or training programs does not count towards material participation.Investor Hours: Hours dedicated to investment analysis, financial planning, or portfolio management are not considered material participation.

They simply issue you a ticket and if you don't show up for court, the ticket becomes a warrant.

I finally got them to open a ticket and push it through, only to get an email the next day saying they couldn't find a vendor and that I'm welcome to take care of it myself. 

good luck.This is the common train of thought and view for a few of us-- it's usually the same voices on here.

If you wanted good training you could go with Keller Williams in the Western Branch.

Mom and pop NY brokerages would be a better option, but they will have no training or systems, but will hold your license while you look.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

There are also some groups that get you access so additional features, business training, investment trainings, strategies, business networks for investors to scale up with each other, etc.

And unless you're the ultimate expert on doing this, you shouldn't be training the experts on your team.

Train them the proper time to reach you 9-5pm and in case of emergency Dial 911 before calling you.