Half of all coin-flippers will win their first toss; none of those winners has an expectation of profit if he continues to play the game.

@Nate Bartow I dont have a book suggestion....but for maximizing profits...consider adding coin op laundry.

Coin operated laundry in the basement. 

How about a high card draw or a simple coin toss?

Plus you need another $800000 to build what you propose.Building a clubhouse, having housing for on site managers, plumbing people who can pump the septic when it overflows, re-wire what gets broken by a trailer running over, collecting the coins of the laundry... this is a five person operation and $800000 set up. 

You should probably take your "liens" (not sure what kind of liens they are) to a local lawyer and have him/her check and tell you what you have and how you'd now move to enforce payment of them.I own a foreclosure co (in WA State) and am seeing a lot more foreclosures than in the past because a lot of property buyers are in deep trouble and can't keep up their mtg payments and that's probably what's happened to your debtors.

My friends say buy crypto that it is the best investment right now, I personally don't understand it but they are making more there than in their real estate businesses. 

Looking for contractors and property management co in Elgin, IL specifically near the GVC/downtown.Also need insight on the current redevelopment of downtown area.

That person should have an established network of closing attorneys, pm co, ins, repair & prep co's, everything!

I decided (thankfully) to move it out of crypto currency and into my specialty, rentals.