@Paul K.I would advise on the following1) NOLO's "every landlord's tax deduction guide2) BP's The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor3) IRS Publications on depreciation, rental properties etc

I've started a side hustle as a notary public to earn extra cash.

We are a group of Latin American investors who are experiencing economic losses due to the irresponsibility of ABC Capital.We have found on the public page www.courtlistener.com two actions where our office of trust in real estate investments and property manager, to whom we entrust our investment and assets, are sued.We put at your disposal both actions; with the warning that they should not prejudge, since it will be the court that hears the case who passes sentence, since it is the one that knows the evidence presented.https://www.courtlistener.com/?

We find properties close to public transportation,particualrly walking distance to NYC direct transit.  

Pls PM me for his number as I’m not sure he wants me to post it publicly.

And second see what professional are around such as: attorney's, contractors, certified public accountant, real estate agents, etc that will help me dealing with REI. 35?

I wouldn't advertise that you're a soon-to-be physician publicly.

Besides sending out yellow papers (I think I got that right) to homeowners, what are some of the other ways of getting involved early in a MFH sale before it goes public?

If you are buying through a realtor, they should have checked with their client to begin with when they listed the property.As far as the utilities, both City Public Service(elect.) and San Antonio Water Systems charge the person, not the property for their services.

When you dive in to the Real Estate Securities side of things,  you'll find there is not a lot of public information available due to the securities laws and the requirement of securities professionals to learn about their client's financial goals before recommending products.