It will raise the height of the floor another 1/4" to 1/2" which means you will have to cut all door bottoms off as well as take the base board off or at least the shoe mold.

Glance over your "retirement" account and notice you will have to cut down on your living expenses and that you won't have enough money to last you through the rest of your retirement. 

I am not a contractor but I want to do some of the work myself (demo,painting , etc) to cut costs.

Can anyone recommend a good company that can dig the hole, cut out the lower portion of the existing basement window and install an egress window? 

There is little benefit to the PR or attorney for negotiating settlement with the secured creditor(s) (mortgage lenders) unless the local state statutes permit recourse loans to cut into the equity of other estate assets. 

Simple - - send registered letter to the new location marked ADDRESSEE ONLY.Don't seek shortcuts, you'll only cut off your own nose.

It might take a while to pay down your debt, so I would stay away from any repairs that weren't about to lead to imminent dysfunction and cut expenses.  

That stuff is zero hazard unless broken cut or drilled.

The property doesn't come close to cashflowing, but the negative cash flow is still less than I pay in rent and it would cut my commute in half and give me some tax benefits.Your thoughts?

Once I start acquiring over 10 units, then I might consider a book keeper, but for now I want to cut costs and be over looking all numbers.