Not really. the proceeds cover the foreclosing entity first, which in this case, appears to be the lender.

Everyone im talking to says its alot easier if the land is already owned.

As you can see I started to cut out the wall but stopped and thought I might see if anyone has easier solutions.Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

If you can afford a stager, it's easier and would look better. 

Also, once they get out of the infant stage and start sleeping more regularly life gets a lot easier (4-6 months old) You’ll be able to do a ton of real estate research during all the midnight feedings!

When you do select a applicant, better or not, you simply tell all the rest that their application has not been selected and the unit has been filled.You do have that right to reject on a feeling, appearance, attitude etc.

@Richard Naimy They are saying that because A) it’s easier for them to sell a SFH.  

Our strategy for the moment is Buy and Hold as many 4-plexes as possible, with the likelihood of jumping into 5+ units. (4 unit buildings are easier to finance)Nice to meet you all-Jacob

However, real estate investing is one of the easier "jobs" to do if you are or want to be a stay at home parent. 

I’ve always found it easier to build from ground up and so far I’ve been successful.