I suggest you really look at and prioritize what you want done because your budget will never satisfy your wish list.  

If you have satisfied the owner occupant requirements, I am not sure what their issue is.

It's fun and enormously satisfying to build and fix things.

BRRR and turnkey properties may each satisfy your long-term goals.  

@Trey Brooks,Those look like they may be notices of auction sale, and yes - you can always intervene before the sale IF you can find the owner and their lender(s) and negotiate a way to satisfy the default.See if you can get lists of pre-foreclosure notices, either "Notice of Default" or "Lis Pendens", depending on your state / county.

For example, if you injure someone in a car accident that is your fault, they can sue you directly and thereby gain control of your LLC which they can then liquidate to satisfy their judgment against you. 

Absolutely satisfy yourself as to the state of the title before bidding.

I can tell you that finding properties that satisfy the 2% rule that are not in a war zone are almost impossible.

If the appraisal assignment is to determine DOD value to satisfy a taxing authority such as State or IRS, a "Probate Referee" would be my choice.

Transactional funding is probably a must for this on the wholesaler's end in order to satisfy seasoning requirements, and expect the fee for that to be passed on to you in the price.