I think with your faith-based parameters, turnkey would be the safest option as long as paying for property management is ok.

Following - I'm based in the Bay Area. 

Based on similar lots, it should have gone anywhere from not purchased to 3-9k. 

Following - I'm based in California

I have no affiliation (or ever heard of them until today) but they are HQ'd in YT and appear to be investment real estate friendly based on their filings.

We are also based in Florida so have some unique capital partners that lend only in Florida.We are all here to help you learn and grow.

Based off your situation, the best option is to roll the money into a self directed IRA.

The challenge is that the property only has a one-hour open house the day before the auction.Here are the details:•Opening bid: $100K•Hard money lender financing: Up to $220K (with my 20% deposit and 100% renovation costs covered)•Comps in the area: $485K–$510K•Estimated rehab (based on pictures): $125KObviously, this estimate could change significantly once I see the property.

You don't have a great case for a tax appeal here because it looks like it was upped based on the renovation and improvements done prior to you buying it.

But, just to add some color.