Go on you local swip swap Facebook pagesAsk for who moves houses Contact them and get prices to have a doublewide moved onto the property with ALL permits and for them to handle the septic, well etc Also get individual quotes for well, electric, septic etc as the house mover as contractor Look on FB for used mobile homes Find one you can afford Have it moved onto your property

Alright so for actual advice I would find a tenant who can maybe do handyman work or keep the grounds clean, etc for reduced or likely free rent.  

Here is a site that may be able to help a little. https://pbl-law.com/5-steps-to-ensure-a-clean-title-on-real-property/

The walls had massive holes where all the electric wiring and copper had been ripped out.

We are talking about a basement apartment where the humidity is coming from the floor and the walls- not the air like upstairs.Also- is the tenant paying electric?

I called several cleaning companies and eventually found one that dealt with this kind of situation. 

Like laundry, lawn, pool, house cleaning, car detailing, dog sitter, ranch hand and personal assistant.

They are the gatekeepers to all assets relating to electrical,plumbing,roofing, and contractors in general.Property managers vet a lot of professionals.Hope that helps.

So with the $100,000 that I am receiving I was thinking of putting 50,000 towards my first home to pay it off in 5 years which will give me $1,900 a month clean and take the other 50,000 as a down payment for my second new home not sure if this is a wise move any advice will help, thank you.

If the junk was cleaned out it would probably look a lot better.