Each dwelling unit must have one main egress door, as well as each sleeping room, basement and habitable attic must have a means of emergency escape (door or egress window).Additionally, the code (IBC) for 3+ units is much, much more strict than the code for 1-2 unit buildings (IRC). 

Very professional.

They are not putting in a literal 100 hours of work each week.100/7 = 14.5 hours a dayAnother way to phrase it would be "If you're not sleeping or eating you should be working on your investments."

I see all that’s going on with their downtown and the money being poured into it, to me being in construction I know to follow construction,they have professionals with a lot of plans for the future.

I don't see any issue with this as long as you are not posing as the licensed professional.

Though I haven't worked with his company, he himself seems like a good person as well and was knowledgeable about the industry, professional and diligent.

Try searching your area on www.NARPM.org if they have someone in your area it will likely be a better trained and more professional manager.

(Would sleep up to 20 between the 4 houses)However, we ended up putting too much money into the properties with unexpected electrical, plumbing and roofing needs.

Wanted to create a professional overview of my track record in REI without giving them a book on each deal.Thanks!

It sounds like I'll want to get the lease and all legal docs signed off by a professional, and we'll need some accounting help to make sure we're making the best moves financially.