I was thinking about filling with composite sheet rock, waiting for it to dry, and re-sealing with latex caulk ORFilling the crap out of it with Gorilla glue, waiting for it to dry, and then re-sealing with latex caulk. 

Dry heat "feels" much better than wet heat.  

When dry, feather it all out with subsequent coats. 

These IoT devices (leak detectors, smart locks, HVAC systems, smart lights, thermostats, etc.) all can be integrated to trigger automation flows for property mangers that can make maintenance ticket management automated, improve property manager to resident communications, automate renovations and unit flips on resident move out, and even craft resident tailored experiences.

If you come to me and tell me about a great deal that you are thinking of making, you are providing me with all the benefits of a wholesaler but at no cost to me because I can go directly to the source and make an offer on the property, leaving you high and dry.

I hate going down there.... but an occupational hazard... but at least it is dry and airy...Best of luck

I don't know anything about California foreclosure law (or even if the property is in CA), but have heard that it is extremely borrower friendly, so you should talk to a CA foreclosure attorney before pulling the trigger. 

I have read tons of books, listened to every podcast, but afraid to pull the trigger on a buy and hold because I have no experience with property management yet.  

@Josh Caldwell:Wouldn't this trigger the due on sale?

I'm about to pull the trigger on a cash-only property that I intend to flip.