When you find them, it can be a gold mine. 

If you do decide to go urban, let me whisper in your ear about the leprechaun and where the pot of gold is- It's Section 8 housing.

Hey Steve, just wanted to follow-up on this post and let you know that your advice was gold!

There is an existing 3 ft chain link fence on the sides of the property.Our goal for property land is to either sit on the land for a while or build two container homes/units and live in one of them (the later is preferred).

Or am I misunderstanding the chain of events?

Bigger Pockets has been a GOLD MINE of information and I'm sucking it up as much as I can - through podcasts, books, etc.

find an area you like.. a team you like get references.have a home inspection... get comps from public sites like realtor dot com or an appraisal.. and buy at the top of the food chain not the bottom.. you do that you stand a good chance of a smooth rental.buy in the hood and your sunk... simple as that.. but in your area you can probably find cash flow without going out of state.

I though that vacant building was meant to be after the chain of events that occurred, turned out it wasn't.  

I provided the number of shares just to illustrate that this one unit is being treated with two completely separate chains of title.

that is the nature of a quit claim you can quit claim any interest you have in a property to another entity .The proper way to do it is to use a title company or attorney and great an warrantable chain of title