On the other hand, there is solid, legitimate instruction to be had for almost anything if you know where to look.As far as Eddie, I do like him and have attended a couple of his live classes.

all the complaints are legitimate ones besides the led lights and some rust on cabinets, Assuming the issues do exist , if are handy I would fix them , I'm not sure if you even noticed them in the first place unless you're living there yourself, it cost me $50 to change all my bulbs to led (home depot) had a special running and a rusty vanity is an eyesore go see it yourself and decide Sometimes tenants are your eyes on the units of things you can not see because you don't live there

Is there any kind of (legitimate) add-in that can do the above?

@Oscar Macal You received some good advice from @Arlan Potter I'll just add a few things that might help.Your concern about a car accident causing someone to go after other assets is a legitimate concern. 

The legitimate courses will shine through the non-legitimate ones as each persons experience grows within their personnel real estate investments.

I felt starting an LLC may have been premature initially, but I felt that paying those fee's would make me look like a legitimate business. 

I am no expert here, but I am an American living internationally full time, going on my third year.My assumption would be that if you kept one unit open with your furniture in there and legitimately treated it as your primary U.S. residence, you could use that to get an owner-occupied rate.

If they are legitimate business expenses, you can still deduct them, they just don't get associated with a property.  

At the time, the bank will then confirm that the seller has a legitimate hardship and the price is close to fair market value for the home.  

If it is legitimate, which WE have no way of knowing, the electrician is obligated to inform the powers that be that the place is unsafe.