Tenants are difficult to train, even more so when you do not send a crystal clear message.

You'll probably want to start at a larger institutional level or bulge bracket firm since they have much better training programs and reputations. 

This is a big ticket item.A 50 to 60 page inspection report should not freak you out.

I called and they said I'm in there but didn't migrate and she'd submit a ticket so they could fix it.

@Jordy Train, Most QIs you'll want to work with will have a national foot print. 

The property we are interested in is a duplex listed for ~750K, in an area that's high tax, but good school system and close to train station.

I know trades aren't for everyone but maybe more corporations should have on the job training and focus more on hiring people who aren't just degrees. 

Like these: http://nwsoma.org/homebuyer-education/landlord-training/  http://www.mvhp.org/landlord-training and https://www.chapa.org/housing-courses/homebuyer-workshops?

In fact the companies that sell the equipment offer free service training to people that buy from them.

The railroad has to be subsidized, because NJ transit is half the price and everyone seems to be developing there.Connecticut, is by far the worst of these as there is only 1 train that goes in.