Upon closing, I will instantly have approximately 50K in equity in the house.

It does not tolerate moisture and swells up at the seams instantly if exposed to it. 

It’s instant and happens first business day of every month

Just an instant thought that came to mind.

I’m currently working as a lube tech at Valvoline instant oil change.

This deed transfers ownership without regard to outstanding liens other than what an attorney would call the 'instant case' (the law suit and legal action enabling the Commissioner's deed itself), so hopefully you had a paralegal look over your work if you couldn't or don't know how to research the chain of title. 

Find the ARV for those areas or price per sq ft and get instant notifications for anything under that.

There's nothing wrong with you making money, but from an investor standpoint, I look at this and instantly see that our goals aren't aligned.

When I moved out of state for a new job I listed it on Airbnb and it almost instantly booked out for 6 months.

I have found some of my best deals on the MLS some that have $50,000 instant equity.