I have also know Phil Dwyer for many years and know he is on point.If you need a third option we have an in house property mananager at our office i would be happy to introduce you to as well.Either way best of luck with your properties.

Its a third world country 15 miles from where I sit now.Lets say you bought in this area in in the 70s, 80's, or even 90's with the mentality that you are going in with. 

You will want to negotiate a move-out plan that will be the least stressful and most efficient for all parties involved.If you want the renter out because they're a really bad tenant (not paying rent, causing property damage, disrespectful, and/or dangerous), then do so as quickly as you can, with the help of legal counsel.

I am going to just going to buy 1 property and take its profits into the fund and keep loading it to buy the second, and the third and so on.

sounds like you can go through probate and each party can net about $25,000 each If you owe $60 and arv is $170 providing  closing costs and whatever repairs you need are not much over $10,000

This usually means one party writes the other a check for around $100, or the party that paid too much just lets it go.

Thirdly, how is the flipping company owner financing this to them?

Fear, for the most part, is provoked by emotions, not rational thinking.

It’s like a third party agency 

It typically gets about 70 attendees and the best part is you aren't sold on buying someone's program (many REIA's will try to sell you mentorship or software).