It has handles and is easily moveable.

What would you guys do in terms of resigning leases and handling the situation?  

So I have found a 3/2 SFH property in foreclosure being sold by a bank at a reduced rate. 

Among other things, Southern would handle dealing with tenants and the billing, which would mirror the City's complicated billing methods.In my case, lot rents are $300/month and are inclusive of water, sewer and garbage. 

I know excitement is one of the most dangerous feelings in real estate -- but man, is it tough to not get excited when you run the #'s and finally one makes sense :)Financially, we can't handle 10% down for duplex, closing costs, fees, inspections etc. - so we're going FHA and thus will have to occupy one of the spaces.

They could reduce all title aspects, and then you'd pay a title company those fees.  

I would appreciate any advice on a tax strategist that can help me reduce income tax liability and help begin in passive real estate investing.

Your best bet is to hire professional called an "expediter" to handle this.Here in NYC, I can get one to come take a look for $150.

@Anderson Schulle in DFW, I list our houses on MLS myself, in Houston I’m not a member of the board so I have another agent list them for me, but I handle the lease and the management after that.

Reviews go a long way.If this is a rental, are you going to charge a monthly access fee for the solar in addition to rent, and let them handle the utility bill, or are you going to cover all utilities?