It's just standard operating procedure. 

Connect with an attorney who focuses on tax appeals to explain the procedure and evidence needed.

If unable to foreclose non-judicial, there's an expedited section of the Texas Civil Procedure for judicial foreclosure.Judicial foreclosure will be more expensive than non-judicial. 

For a point of procedure, when should I be presented with the actual income and expense information? 

They can just go to the Clerk of the Court office and just ask what the required legal procedures are to evict.  

If you talk to your local postmaster they will be able to point you in the right direction for who can help you understand the EDDM procedure.

A few years ago I started drawing up leases for my mom and I was in charge of renewing leases and for the first time she has asked me to increase a tenants rent.What is the proper procedure on increasing a tenants rent in New York City? 

You should take some time to read some books and analyze the market you will be investing in.Some books I would recommendCrushing it in Apartments and commercial real estate by Brian MurrayRich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiThe One Thing by Gary KellerThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerOn your first flip - I would suggesting hiring a contractor to oversea the whole procedure.

The only way you can be that 'daring' is if you REALLY know your market, repair costs, ARV, financing and closing procedures. 

Ohio has a procedure that can be planned for to some degree, but where it's heading in terms of $$ can be vague.