It wasn't pretty.The general consensus now is that everyone wants to get back to work and pay their bills.

This is not the way subject to or short sales work, and there is no such thing as a subject to short sale. 

It can work, and good luck.

$0.00grass is plenty on this type rental.Don't add unnecessary work and expense.

There are some other creative solutions that can work. And

For a 203(k) loan, it’s my understanding that you can use a maximum of 2 contractors (e.g. 1 Plumber, 1 A/C Technician) before needing to actually hire a General Contractor to supervise the work and sub-contractors.We are trying to not hire a GC, so would like to keep the work we do limited to only 2 contractors.Does anyone know if I could list a Home Improvement Store (Home Depot, Lowes, etc) as a contractor?

The contractor provides photos of the completed work and receipts/more, and then payment is made electronically. 

There are no shortcuts and you are going to have to take personal risk on in order to get anything done in REI.

In most 401(k) plans you cannot roll funds out unless you terminate employment, or continue to work and participate in the plan beyond age 59 1/2. 

@Randall Re II they are still out there and requires a lot of work and being specialized for what you are looking for ( zip code/type/finance readiness etc) agree with @Sandy Sawyer and add that if you are an investor spend ZERO time on MLS scanning.