It means you've been trained in protocols, procedures and contracts, little more.

If you feel bad about the eviction procedure perhaps offer to refer them to a Realtor that can help them relocate or offer to pay them cash for keys( Give them money to leave). 

Minnesota has a special license for people who do a lot of personal transactions don't have to go through the same procedures as a licensed person.As for a broker, you may want to consider that as you can start your own firm and don't have to pay desk fees or transaction fees.  

They may require a structural engineer report, you will need to complete any structural deficiencies obviously, complete the fire restoration/encapsulation procedure, etc... you GC should be able to cover all those bases for you.... just follow the instructions and keep it simple.

I feel kind of uneasy about this because he would have full control of my cash, does this sounds like a normal procedure ?????

Deposit would be based on normal operating procedures as if the lease was expired.

Here in CO the procedure varies by county.

Without knowing the exact, specific flaws in the foreclosure proceeding, and knowing the local laws/procedures, there is no way for anyone to tell you.

I will go to the procedures to report him, because this is the kind of things that discourages a newbie, trying to get into real estate.

In other areas there are different procedures.