I own a duplex that is leased to an organization that has recovery programs and group housing for men and women.

My next question is "If money were no object, what would your calendar look like next week?". 

You can object to the results of the inspection, and get out of the deal that way.

Even if you view yourself as a passive investor, I always recommend investors take a hands on approach with their earliest properties as it lays a helpful foundation.With respect to turn key operators, I've personally found their objectives to be at conflict with the objectives of investors like yourself.

I’d look at how long you plan to live there first as the longer you live there typically the higher you can raise rents organically due to inflation and the overall cost of living increasing every year.

The same holds true for larger organizations who still rely on financing their business just like us. 

Hello, I have been investing in real estate for about 3 years and have always just purchased off of the MLS I am now wanting to branch out and try to get organic leads.

While I’ve never done a project like this before, it’s something I’d love to take on—or at least organize and bring in the right experts to see it through.I estimate it would require around a $2M investment to build 5 houses on the lot, with each home valued roughly at $600K.

I’ve handled the sale of plenty of properties by BK trustees. if the court believes the price is fair and there are no objections, the court approves the sale.

It will take time, but you will have to provide a script, teach objection handling, and roleplay.