You need to set a deadline for them to correct the issue, then follow up with an inspection or other method to confirm compliance.

Thanks Mia - you are correct. 

@Michael Carbonare: 100% correct with the caveat of you shouldn't just jump in without some understanding of your investment, that is just irresponsible.

Yes Guramrinder, that’s correct. 

I'm feeling the delays I've imposed on myself in my RE investing, so I'm trying to correct my trajectory to get back on course ASAP.You may not realize it, but you just stated your goals.Number of properties, no matter how you arrive at a number, is never a goal. 

I do not have my own websites but I am currently working as VA for others so I only have my company website sir Please dude, no need call me sir.So if I am understanding you correctly, you are not an investor yourself, you are working for other investors?

I have started making videos of the current flip I'm working on, but I know very little about how to format the video correctly to upload it to YouTube.

.: In my (non lawyer) experience John is correct here.

Good luck in your journey, you are on the correct path. 

Buy an empty lot in a development, in a nice area, at the "Correct" time early in the development.D.