And we know there is NOT rampant "bloat" in rent prices because if there were, it's also simple math that landlords would be rushing to create additional units to capitalize in that "pay day" right, because it's "bloated" rents, meaning over sized profit margins, which to be true would mean it's "cheap" to create new units vs the over sized profits it's producing.......

You will likely get one of two responses: Denied, effective November 1 if they approve the amount.Plan ahead for next year for both outcomes.

I purchased about 2 acres of land in Winston County Al I went and looked at the property and its all completely wooded, but my question is could i go ahead and start clearing the timber off of it or should i wait until the redemption period is over with first?

What do you think lies ahead for these buildings and their owners?

Try to find something closer to where you live and don't rush.

I’m not sure if you knew that was an option, so just a heads up there.

At one point I even tried working with the tenant to see if a different due date would help based on when he was getting paid, but he said he was fine and his new job would help him get ahead.

Looking ahead to my next project, do you have any advice or resources for finding off market deals? 

In my view you are a good 6 months ahead of the guy if you buy now. 

If you are close to retirement or looking to plan ahead I would recommend, Cashing in Tax Free written by Leslie Pappas.