When I googled it, your post came up.  

My advise to you is check out Zillow.

If you open the google doc that is there they want your name, e-mail address and cell phone and complete address of your residence.These are the classic symptoms of a phishing attack and open you up to identity theft.

Be sure to check out all the helpful tools on the site as well as the podcasts..

To evaluate deals in the future, be sure to check out this video if you haven't already:To find good contractors in the area, I suggest: Angie's List, networking here on the site with local investors, or going to local REIA's and asking around.

Check out some of the local real estate investor meetings (Renegade Detroit, Michigan Real Estate Investors, or REIA of Oakland), or look for the BP meetup next year (last meetup).

A good list of books to check out is here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/14/best-real-estate-books/Also, I really like Equity Happens (it's not on the list).

If you google transactional funding, you will find plenty of places to contact, and the same if you're looking for hard money.You could buy the property in your personal name and possibly do a land contract with a buyer, or a lease option.

From google searches...

TL;DRjust going off the subject line... you can google it it's something like 30 days notice for a 1 year or less and 60 days notice for a year or more...