You only need to be proficient enough in the languages associated with development to function effectively in the role.Feel free to reach out if there's anything specific I can assist you with or if you'd like to have a chat.

Need to take them to court to gain possession and recuperate funds invested into the transaction thus far.Please let me know who you suggest!

This would put my conventional mortgage at 15-1600 a month with unknown costs for repairs to get the 6 unit functioning.  

@Brian Burke Both of these properties have management issues, starting out 18 months ago occupancy was in mid 80's at takeover, but the economic vacancy was high a lot of delinquency, courts backed up and they couldn't evict fast enough, meanwhile they did most of the Capex but weren't able to fill all the upgraded units quickly, they changed management companies and things were getting better but not fast enough, and yes it has bridge debt with no rate cap, and the amount of the capital is to be able and hold on till they hit 90% occupancy and will be able to refinance.Lessons I'm learning, Due diligence is walking every unit, looking at every lease and checking if money from leases are actually going into the bank.

After a fair amount of research I wasn't able to find much on them, does anyone currently utilize the system and have there been any issues with the court accepting the receipts as proof of mailings? 

In the future, do a court records search at https://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/casesearch/If you had done that, you would have seen they have 8 failure to pay rent cases against them.

The bankruptcy courts decides what you sell and what you pay to repay your debtors.  

     - Current rent rates are roughly 200-250 cheaper than what this market could support "ONCE" homes had some love.         17 doors,  Total mth Rent 9,600    (avg 564/mth)Consists of: - 1 apartment - 8 door, built 1980, not beautiful but functional.

The HVAC is functioning fine at the moment.

Unnamed person may not be held legally or financially liable for damages and/or unpaid rent in landlord/tenant court.