Google this subject and it takes you right to the lead certification site for Cleveland and you will also see where they provide a list of contractors already approved by the city to do the work and the certification.

Making the basement a legal unit is costly but can be done as an ADU depending on your exact location (ADU zone maps are on City of Chicago site).

Then there's other factors to success especially in a heavy lift like this, some of the most important in my opinion are Being on site regularly to manage the contracting processHaving a lot of cash reserves - 'a lot' imo would depend on how thorough your current bids are and how old the property isYou mentioned it's bleeding cash now, whatever your timeline is for the property bleeding I'd double it and see if it still makes sense. 

When I click on his site, the payment info says "page not found" .

For you, is having a 5-star overall rating on rental sites the most crucial factor for success, or are there other aspects that you consider even more important?

Good morning,There seems to be a lot of good information on this site but does anyone have recommendations for the best resources here on the basics of multifamily investing here on BiggerPockets that I can learn from.

I was in Little Havana last month and it seemed like every block had multiple CMF being built 5k is too small and you need to focus on t6 sites I'd focus on 15000 sq ft and up and higher equity for land only. at least 50% equity. overall decent strategy but you have to know what to do with the land in miami. it's already a buyer's market and plenty of sites that can be rezoned. there isn't much value to finding underpriced land off market. take it from someone who's looked at 500+ land sites in miami in the last 3 months 

I have done a search at the site you found, Steve!

This is of course, if as you say you don't have much required over site.

Many more are not on the site.