I have put a spreadsheet together that details my numbers. 

Use the current address, if you dont have a new one and it should get forwarded. 

I would want to better understand the situation around the “eviction” on tenant 1and have a detailed conversation with the past 2 landlords.

Address is 7004 W.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

:)  I'm wondering about the details of how the transfer takes place from the current building owner to new building owner/landlord.

After all, they argue, who needs to know that a former property manager systemically overcharged us all more than $224,000, a fact the board never mentioned until I posted details on the website? 

What you will learn from YouTube (even if you are unable to completely address the situation yourself) are things like: what caused the problem in the first place (so you can prevent it in the future), what is the cost of fixing it yourself (as a reference point in the future to determine if it's worth hiring someone else to handle it), and basic diagnostic/problem solving skills relevant to whatever you are having trouble with.In regards to how to handle the tenant: It is critical that you set and manage expectations.

This option has the advantage of all of the options that I have seen posted in that it actually addresses the problem (no income taxes paid).I have made a significant amount of money via RE and have legally paid very little taxes on that money. 

Come back with some more details and the community will surely help you work through your questions.