As for a fix, make sure the water/soil isnt causing damage elsewhere and then there are products that can lift the patio stone using a flowable polymer to fix it.

@Chris Virgil-Stone, Because 1031 is a federal statute it is practiced the same in all 50 states. 

You just volunteered as free labor and are thus running a charitable organization called "Tina's Non-Profit Property Management."

I am looking for advice on how to get setup and organized with everything in regards to the financials and managment of the property.

Any one ever deal with funding-stone?

What you might consider failure I see as just a stepping stone to get where I'm wanting to go. 

Built a custom stone fireplace in the main living room and cleaned up all of the landscaping What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Condo Updates-Replaced carpet with laminate-Replaced baseboard trim throughout-New paint walls, trim and cabinets-Full kitchen update including new appliances, concrete countertops, new tile flooring & backsplash-Master bathroom update including tile, cabinets, fixtures-New stacked stone fireplace facade

Most times I will just keep them free and clear and let the 'cashflow' (repayment of principle) restock my dry powder organically but rates lately make it tempting to finance some. 

Also to become a regular at REI clubs and organizations events to network with the brokers and potentially get your foot in the door that way.Best of luck!