I completely understand that there will be all types of ways to tackle this and I'm looking forward to seeing what others are doing. 

I'm not sure I'm ready to tackle Clermont as a market to farm, but it would be great to trade some perspective since we're not too far apart in our RE journey.

Lot's to your post but let's tackle it one item at a time...Loans Quoted - I would call these "portfolio" loans. 

But I definitely wanted to really introduce myself to maybe meet some others who have battled addiction and tackled real estate, or possibly others who are trying to build their empire after an unforeseen accident of any kind.

I worked as a Maintenance Tech for Essex Property Trust at The Highlands at Wynhaven apartment complex in Issaquah Washington for 2.5 years to learn how to tackle the problems that arise with rentals on a large scale, but not really knowing what my goals or vision was.

Additionally, I'm not even sure how I'd tackle that legally if I did try to recoup any unpaid rent from three different cosigners. 

I’m good at Tiling and really like it actually, I CAN do a lot of the work, but 2300 sqft is quite a lot to tackle alone.

I’ve been educating myself and was trying to tackle the aspect as a wholesaler but I’m just not sure it’s for me.

Curious how you tackle this... what's the average price per unit?

Even I don't try to tackle some of those things (septic, some foundation issues, under-slab plumbing issues, etc).What I would recommend is that you include the cost of the inspections in your analysis/offer, assume that there are no issues with these things, and then re-negotiate if your inspection turns up issues.For example, to address the areas you mentioned:- Septic:  If the property is on septic, budget $500 for an inspection, pumping and cleaning of the system. - Foundation:  If there is absolutely any concern about foundation issues, budget $250 for an engineer to take a look and write a report.- Leaks Below Slab:  These are very uncommon, and would likely not be found by anyone on a casual inspection.