Chicago and Cook County have their own rules.Best advise is speak to an attorney and have any forms you were"given" reviewed.

There are  great resources like BP here and many others that have good quality information either for free or very inexpensively.Mentoring is different.

I was listening to episode 275 of the bigger pockets podcast which was an eye opener as far as having appropriate leases as well as the importance of speaking to an attorney to make sure I’m being compliant with local laws. 

Typically when I hear about other investors speaking with motivated sellers its in regards to wanting to get out of the home BEFORE the foreclosure process happens.

The fact the company stayed on for 6-months after the sale shows they are at least somewhat concerned with the quality of their product. 

I can only speak for myself, but the projected returns would meet my search criteria.  

Im paraphrasing now but it is something like annual income divided by total hours worked in a year according to your timesheet or schedule and then dividing that final number by 1/3 because we dont actually do 8 hours of work in an 8 hour day...generally speaking.

It's cool.So you get high quality leads or subscribers coming to you.

Speak to an attorney about the states you're interested in. 

Hannity has defended himself as we all would - as someone who fixes up dilapidated properties and improves communities by providing quality housing.