Does anybody have any input for a regular dude that wants to put his money to work?  

Also, is there another forum that is used more regularly? 

Track everything you are responsible for and review that regularly and it might help you decrease expenses and increase the income.  

you can also find someone on BP to do regular emails with that can help encourage you or motivate you. 

Then we require them to provide documentation from a qualified professional, such as a medical professional or mental health professional or social service case manager, that attests to the fact that the individual has a qualified disability AND that they are in need of this particular animal to assist them in relation to this disability.Also, keep in mind that although you can't deny a person with a qualified disability their right to keep a qualified service animal or ESA, you can require them to pay for damages as they occur.

I didn't say anything about regular offices.

But if I were you instead of trying to "go it alone" in any part of REI if you are new, find an REI club like @Nathan suggested and find someone to Mentor youe en if you arrange a small fee for a regular time slot to watch them work, an agent, an investor, whoever -- any successful person who's done successful deals and can train you how to think/look, how to select which *type* of REI might be right for you even.

I would try the housing department first & if that doesn't work, maybe health & sanitation.  

I still have a regular 9-5.

I was wondering if i can use regular housings and this trim 12W 6inch Directional Adjustable Gimbal Dimmable LED Retrofit Recessed Lighting Fixture - (=60W) 3000K Warm White Energy Star, UL, LED Ceiling Light - 800LM Adjustable Gimbal Recessed LED Downlight https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015P0OG0E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_X3FOyb93WDVXE, rather than a sloped housing and trim.