You should consult with an attorney in your state to make sure that you are using the best asset protection strategy for your situation.Your budget: The cost of asset protection can vary depending on the type of protection that you choose.

I'm wanting to consult with someone that can advise me on best legal entity structure, subject to clauses, rental contracts, property acquisitions and so on....

I'm asking BP members for a referral to someone you know and/or have worked with who is a Land Development consultant in the Charlotte Metro Area.

I plan to take the cookie cutter approach, having about 4 or 5 engineered plans, a dedicated team of contractors trained and experienced in this kind of construction that I work with exclusively, as well as an engineering team in place to consult with when needed. 

If you  are seriously looking into buying this property and possibly using it as 2-unit now or in the future, I'd suggest spending $150-200 with a land development consultant who could explain to you the issues and challenges related to such rezoning process.All that said, City of Austin code enforcement is very complaint driven.

Had they acted as consultants to Daubs, with proper paperwork signed and in order, they could have been paid.

Of course, consult your own tax advisor.As for re-selling a tax deed, I believe the simplest way to do this would be by Quit Claim Deed (i.e., you relinquish your claim to the buyer without warranty).

For my day job I do financial modeling and consulting for billion dollar companies which has turned me into an excel ninja.

Most restoration companies will do a free onsite consultation, take advantage! 

I had an inspection done and consulted a contractor to get an estimate for the repair costs.