At the beginning of escrow when purchasing this unit, I asked for the proper documents to be sent to me so I know what I can and cant do within my flip, but unfortunately the proper documents weren't sent to me which led me to assume I could move forward with my project. 

This minimizes risk from market downturns or any other unfortunate events.Conservative goals (buy a few houses, have them paid off, and focus on other things): Take out the min you need to buy the next house.Question 2:Yes, if you refinance your rate will go up being, non homestead (if you purchased owner occupied initially).

It is foreclosed and held by the VA so they're accepting cash or traditional loans, unfortunately no Vendee financing is available given the current market.

This is unfortunate as is keeps people from getting the help and guidance they really need.

Unfortunately, you can't evict in Minnesota during COVID-19. 

Unfortunately, when I tried to contact them earlier this week, no one response on my email.

Naively  I purchased a town house through a co-op here because the price was cheap (55,000) but unfortunately the more I’ve researched it, I’ve learned they won’t let me sublet or rent out the unit when I’m done here, So when I move I have to sell. 

I’d like to hope they’d be understanding under the circumstances but that may be wishful thinking.Any advice would be appreciated.

Master lease can be helpful for some circumstances such as when the owner doesn't really want to sell but wants someone else to manage the property on his behalf and doesn't want to use a license property manager. 

So unfortunately you're likely stuck with this bill.Here's some more reading on the topic:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/41/topics/167855-liens-after-forclosurehttps://www.primerus.com/business-law-articles/a-warning-to-investors-in-florida-superior-liens-survive-foreclosure-sales.htm