Welcome to Biggerpockets @Brandon Donahue Have you already read the Ultimate beginner's guide?

Ultimately if you're getting into a mulit and planning to hold it, it won't matter when you buy it.  

Get a Google phone number to handle your incoming prospective renter calls (the voice calls will also be trancoded to text and forwarded to an email address of your choice - sometimes messages get lost in translation so its good that you also have the actual message to listen to at your convenience).

I am open to any and all advice, and I'm almost done reading the "Ultimate Beginners Guide..." but I have so much more to learn.

If you haven't yet, be sure to check out the The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing and The BiggerPockets Podcast.

I would personally move on but thats my choice. 

In a very direct way, I said to the attorney that they needed to re-evaluate their career choices and ethics and hung up.I never heard another word and the tenants were evicted shortly thereafter.

These are not easily found, but they also impact on a knowledgeable court's or regulator's decisions.In addition, there is often several sets of laws and regulations that impact a given choice. 

Besides, it is ultimately your responsibility as the property owner to ensure that your contact information is always current with the tax assessors office.

I could have easily gone with particle board melamine, and all mdf doors, but the plywood will be more durable, and less prone to moisture problems, and the hardwood doors will handle wear and tear of my toddler as well.I also am an engineer for a cabinet shop so I can design, program, and cut my on cabinets on a cnc, so I'm a little biased and have a few more choices than most.