If the breaker has been replaced and the area around the main panel doesn't reek of burning plastic (electrical components melting  smell about as distinctive as burning hair) there is no safety issue. 

His card doesn't indicate if he is licensed in Ohio - but you might at least get a referral that serves that segment of work.  

Is there a legal distinction there?

@Charlie Vollers the term "Duplex" can mean two distinctly different things.

We don't sell any programs or coaching, I always try to have 1 guest speaker to learn from, I will also start a segment for people to present deals they've worked on.

My experience is that a big part of this industry runs on personality and being able to connect with people, and if you cannot do that you will be at a distinct disadvantage over others who can. 

With a target customer segment in mind, then you set about developing a product or service that your customer is willing to pay for that consistently meets their needs better than the competition.When we bought our two SF rentals, I used that same approach.  

I am a young investor from Nashville area Tennessee and I am pursuing a few deals in the Jacksonville, Florida market in the multi-family segment.

Trying to set up some self-imposed 'trading rules' for myself as far as flooded properties go -- to what extent, in what areas, I will play in that segment -- but that is a whole other topic, though, isn't it.So there you go, another new guy in HoustonMark

This is imp distinction if you have both passive loss and income.