Since I take it you aren't interested in the property as an investment, it implies you're more interested in getting feedback on your process.I'm only an aspiring investor, not an experienced one, so take what I say with a grain of salt. 

As a software trainer for judiciary entities in Louisiana, I tend to have my audience train other members of the organization as proof their understanding the concept.

I'm not even sure "fight it out" is right, insofar as it implies there is an equal need for the parties to accommodate one another.  

This would imply that some amount of repairs or cures would be needed to capture the "potential" of the home selling for $155,000. 

I was married last September to my wife Rachel who coaches Crossfit with Crossfit Naptown and works as a personal trainer.

I am wondering how do I craftfully get her to just get commission on the land, or is that implied since there is no listing...

As far as laughing at 10% to 20% discounts and their relationship to a deed in lieu, I didn't follow what you were meaning to imply the only context was you were laughing.  

Not verbal, written, or implied.

I'm not implying an LLC offers no liability protection, as it can in cases.

You seem to imply that with your math.