I went into a lease extension negotiation meeting with the tenant feeling like a good guy for having cut him significant breaks on late fees and interest and also skipping annual increases for two years.

Hire a qualified eviction lawyer.Your tennats goal from this point forward will be to live free for as long as possible, to do that he will use the courts to his advantage and file extensions and appeales aftr every ruling.Hire a lawyer immediately and make sure he has experience dealing with professional tennats. 

After doing an extensive search I have found 4 property tax liens an IRS lien and a 1000 dollar delinquent water/sewer bill.

All needed extensive renovations but did have some positive features such as newer roofs, furnaces, and solid structural integrity.

This is my experience from Hurricane Katrina now 13 years ago:Properties in nice neighborhoods were available at hurricane sale prices for cash buyers.Fairly extensive rehab was required but 13 years later those properties are now worth 2 - 3 times purchase + rehab price.Not a get rich quick scheme but for those with cash and patience it was a once in a lifetime (we hope) opportunity.

I have extensive experience running a company as a 28 year old, and this will be a big new one.

Hey BP,I’ve done an extensive amount of research before starting my first flip-doesAnyone have a reliable titleCompany, attorney and cpa forYour flips?

Not planning to take the place down to the studs, but the remodel will be extensive (moving a wall, adding new rooms, etc).

It is an extension of class warfare that seems to be ramping up the last several years.

For the flip, I got some extensive information from my website form (thanks LeadPropeller).