I'm an actor fresh out of college and want to get involved in real estate investing as a side career so I can focus %100 on my career.

Here is a direct link to the bill. https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/s2892Legislative session ends on June 19th, time is of the essence to reach out to your legislator and make it known that all landlords should not suffer becuase there are a handful of bad actors!

This avoids any malicious negative review if I make a claim within the 14 day review period. 

You knew it was a problem, and it wasn't done maliciously or negligently.

With a (C) you cant have any Sophisticated but can solicit including on social media and hosting seminars.You will need to have a solid operating agreement, pass the bad actor check (SEC), be an entity and show your potential investors that you have the capability to be successful with their money.

She caused some damage but it wasn’t malicious so now dealing with that, but overall it was not worth my stress.

He was a good actor, up to the point of getting in front of a judge.

It doesn't cost that much too evict here but you neverknow if the tenant will do malicious damage either or it could be possible that you could work something out with the tenant.

As a licensed professional I see it as my duty to discourage bad actors.

I only point this out because bad actors will get money out of folks promising them some 250k or 500k LOC unsecured and that is just not reality..