They go away for a bit, but eventually come back.

Eventually when I am at final stage of green card application (I-485 Adjustment of Status), the USCIS will look at my past 3 years tax return.

If you believe these tenants may eventually buy a home, you can record the judgement creating a lien and they would need to pay that off to get the financing to buy a home.

However, before I can be a broker in charge and run my own show (my eventual goal), I need to work for at least two years under some brokerage firm.

2) You may want to get a quote from Hemlane (insurance broker) to see what the insurance is on the house as they should be able to give you an exact quote as an investment property, 3) I would also run your numbers with some property management (6-10%) included in case you eventually hire 3rd party property management.

My investor plans on holding this property and renting it out for north of $3200 for a few years then eventually flip it with a goal of selling for $560k+.

3) Yes you will have to replace it eventually....

Right now I'm self managing and renting to a family member who is getting a great deal (whole house to themselves) so I eventually need to get it up to market rent to make any decent income.  

Eventually you will receive funds less the 1/3 collection fee from the Attorney forwarded to you."

He will eventually inherit something but hopefully his path is well set by that point and he has no need for the money.Parenting is not always easy.