As it stands today, I'll have about x amount of dollars saved up by June/July of 2021, so my timeline to purchase can be flexible anytime after that date.

From what I can see in the kitchen and laundry room the plumbing seems to be up to date.

This assumes the city figures out how to enforce the rules, which they have not been very good at up to date.  

It was a 1988 built home, very solid but dated.

To date (six months later) the insurance company has only given us the direct repair cost.

Most, of the time people did move out on the intended date.

@Wayne Brooks, I believe I read that somewhere about the ability to transfer to SMLLC as long as loan was originated after a certain date (within past few years).  

You may avoid the taxes if you deposit the funds in an eligible retirement plan (which includes anIRA) within "3 years and a day" of the date of the COVID-19 distribution (note: compare to a 60-day rollover).

Rent is usually about a buck per SF in Milwaukee - a little over in nice parts of town and with high end finishes, a little lower if dated.

At this point, an entity I created purchased the non-performing note from a private lender who originated the note.Because the borrower wasn't required to make monthly payments, we had to wait until the note maturity date to start the foreclosure process.