A potential added complication is that my spouse's trust is also on the deed - I honestly wasn't sure how the lawyer did the quitclaim deed (I know, I know I should have been more informed :|), and I had to expand the field to see her trust there. 

My dad and uncle have been contractors for 20+ years so I have a huge understanding in that field and they can also provide me with lots of contractors and handymen.

Finish college with as little debt as possible and get a job in your field.

We have secure jobs in The medical field and fire dept.

@Mary MitchellWhen PCS'ing you buy a couple new canteen covers and ammo pouches, cause it's easier than trying to get them past the supply NCO with a spec of dirt on them (Plus you have a field set for the new duty station).

If you need something to help pinch your nose while you pull the lever -- the whole field stinks, TBH -- clothes pins are super cheap at the dollar store...

It’s good to hear from someone who has experience in this field.

The party negotiating for the bank is an attorney and is currently in the midst of some rather novel litigation against the property owner.I already plan to have an attorney that specializes in this field, licensed in my state look over the proposal before i formally offer it.Can anyone recommend a resource for reading up on best practices and/or precedent for such situations? 

In the future I'd like to rehab my own properties, but while I finish college I'm just looking to gain as much knowledge and experience in the field as possible.

Currently, I am enrolled at a local college pursuing an associate's degree in Accounting and am looking to find a job in the field after graduating in the Fall of 2021.