@Lynnette E. - Thank you both for your responses.

I read somewhere that tax assessment only gets triggered when a >50% share transfers ownership, but I have not confirmed. 

Download a Schedule E spreadsheet or use Stessa. 

If the property is transferred over to your name, but still holds taxes and liens, you are now responsible.

They document and transfer the funds from closing to closing so you do not have receipt of the funds.

Rules on grandfathering and transfer of that vary too.

I'm wanting to continue with wholesaling but also transfer into acquiring rental properties and if it's a deal I really do not care where it is located!

I'm looking to transfer my IRA to another custodian that will allow me to invest in RE (not self-dealing).

I'll be taking all of your guys' thoughts and advice: Getting started no matter what, staying adaptable, building skills and momentum, and @Lynnette E. maybe I won't reach that level of sheer hard work, but I'll definitely be putting in the time and effort!

This is a potential block against a bankruptcy filer transferring the property to another person/entity who then files another bankruptcy to continue staving off the foreclosure sale.- at least in Indiana, when a debtor has a previous bankruptcy dismissed in the last year, there is case law to support that the 30 day stay after the first dismissed bankruptcy within a year, cannot be extended after the expiration of the 30 days.