I've read quite a bit of information on the subject, however I'm not an expert.

But if the tenant ends up appealing to the Court of Common Pleas, the court may be forced to throw out the case because it might raise issues of subject matter jurisdiction. 

Most plans seems to cover basics, but should I be cautious about hiring daily workers (i.e. front of Home Depot,..)my project is in San Bernardino County (California) area. 

I don’t want to buy my first property only to find out some major expense pops up and I don’t have the savings to cover it.

I am going to set up a meeting with him to discuss a possible sale of one complex.What are some questions that i need to cover in this meeting that will direct me on the right path to possibly purchasing my first investment rental property?

(a) A tenant to a residential lease may terminate a lease agreement in the manner provided in this section without penalty or liability, if the tenant or another authorized occupant fears imminent violence after being subjected to:(1) domestic abuse, as that term is defined under section 518B.01, subdivision 2;(2) criminal sexual conduct under sections 609.342 to 609.3451; or(3) stalking, as that term is defined under section 609.749, subdivision 1.

Or are you putting in your personal name and using your income to cover it and getting a mortgage through Fannie/Freddie. 

I dont know that a lease option is what you would look to do, but maybe a "subject to" deal or something creative like that.

@Colin DavisGenerally, there is a per meeting payment to cover the costs of renting out the space and/or booking guest speakers.

In the class, the instructor reads little from the book, and covered the real important points while giving more time to scenario examples.