I would like to view a few (if possible) just to cross-reference them to my sheets and ensure my layout is efficient and not overlooking anything

I get more than I can count or handle.

To each their own on what they think he should or shouldn't be doing on that front, but that doesn't answer the question about whether the information in the books is legitimate or not.My answer to that question, since it's what the poster actually asked-- I've read 9 of his books (counting them on my shelf as I type this).

Yeah, sounds like all your returns were wrong.......while not exactly arms length, I suspect your rent should have counted just like all the rest, 1/3 (assuming that is your ownership interest) of “unadjusted” profits/losses should have flowed their to you, just like you didn’t live there. 

Residents have to cross Mack into Gross Pointe for groceries. 

Then you could get double the unit count.

There are 30-40 in the metro area depending on how you count it. 

Count m/3: 2140.

If you have a tax return that shows the vacation rental income, they can count it.

Once assets are conveyed into the medicaid irrevocable asset protection trust, they generally will not count against them, and the client will become eligible to medicaid and have long-term care and nursing home costs covered.