At the very least, call the PHA and get instructions from them on what will happen in various scenarios.

So you give instructions to UDirect to pay the attorney.

The instructor practically spoon-fed everything and she got us involved so it wasn't just straight lecture.

It shows the amount of rent due plus the late fee and instructions for paying.I've toyed with the idea of charging a violation fee of $20 for breaking any of our property rules, but haven't done so.

That is why you see escrow instructions that require the seller to certify that there are no additional liens on the property that don't show on the prelim.

I was instructed by my attorney that all rent checks need to be written to my LLC or direct deposit into company accounts.

And that's why I leave instructions in each unit...as well as verbally tell and show each new tenant...on how to shut the water off and how to flip a breaker.Although it has never regularly been a problem with any particular tenant. 

As promised here is my review : Going through the strategy was a good learning experience but for us we don’t think it was worth what we paid YET , but the hope is that the things we learned and implement will save us a lot of money in the future as we keep growing our real estate business .The way ours was I would describe it as taking a class for a semester where you have 45min - 1hr biweekly interaction with the instructor .

You would be very wise to invest anywhere but Ontario given any other option.The Ontario LTB adjudicators have unwritten instructions to not terminate or evict without first placing the burden back on landlords to correct or tolerate tenant issues.

Since I mostly just look and give instructions to the Super, it was a real "turn back the clock" moment for me recently when I was trying to meet an inspection deadline-not enough manpower to get everything done.