Consider the following:Complexity: More complex structures often require more administrative effort and may involve ongoing costs, such as annual fees and filing requirements.

The administrator of a foreclosure doesn't really care about such things, but may know.  

Currently I'm attending university pursuing a degree in business administration, concentrating in finance.

If you own the property in your name and not in a well administrated LLC with a business liability policy in place now would be a good time to consult your lawyer about making that happen and possibly offering a lower rent payment for extending the lease agreement, with the new agreement having the needed prohibitions. 

And you can do that cheap at a community college.I have a degree in Business Administration/Accounting.

There could potentially be big cuts in the housing assistance programs could be on the horizon under the Trump administration.

It would be necessary to get an administrator appointed on an emergency basis "ex-parte" to obtain a Court Order authorizing the completion of the deal you envision.

Would you be interested in a probate list that is more then just names and address but also includes linked properties, living spouse information, telephone number of executor/administrator, and any other available obituary information?

To give a bit of a background, I'm a 32 year old school administrator, my wife is a couple years younger and a teacher, and we have a 1.5 year old son.  

It has a lot of functionality but the only one I use it for, is to lookup new probate filings and the names, addresses of the executors/administrators of the estates.