It seems to me there was/is a basic idea underlying the creation of the rules, that there should still be an opportunity to redeem in the event that the lien/deed holder chooses not to perform quickly.

Most share the same basics, but every once in a while a provider will have a course that counts toward your license renewal yet is very helpful to you as an investor as well. 

I’ve got a good handle, even if just basic knowledge, on repairs, repair process, and costs. 

Not as much for basic education, the topics last year were for more intermediate/advanced note investors.

It basically means that if you think "I'm an attractive and lucky person.

I am a licensed master electrician, I work for a contractor (great pay, benefits, work truck, etc..) but also own a fully licensed and insured electrical contracting company I basically have just set up (been open 3 years) but no time to do anything with because I am constantly working on both houses.  

My dad basically required each of my sibilings to own at least one income property.

However, it is good to get the basic knowledge to avoid the most common mistakes.

I think any good inspector might do the trick, but if you can find someone familiar with the state green card inspections--that would be awesome (assuming your multifamily is more than 3 units).  

The bathroom trick is a good one.