This is obviously much more time consuming and likely that I'll be paying higher prices (since I'd be viewed as a retail customer).So I guess my question is, is it best to proceed by hiring all the subcontractors myself and finding a PM to oversee the rehab, or is there another way to proceed that I'm not seeing?

We’re doing our best with just starting out and on a limited time scale but all seems to be proceeding apace so that’s good.

Will the court houses do that? 

Now the property has appreciation, If the tax rules didn’t change, I think I can get proceeds without tax (minus 6 percent agent commission and closing cost).My long-term goal is to own rental properties for cashflow and live on it.This property doesn’t give much cashflow, Last year I spent around 6 thousand for HVAC.

In certain states title companies can provide an affidavit for the court asking the judge to "Set aside" or Vacate the judgement based on new owners.The court or collector could then re-file the judgement against the correct person as a "floating judgement" or lien against their property/assets.  

Evictions (if they are even possible in this situation) are a lost cause with courts backed up for months.

Student loans are not legally discharged in a bankruptcy proceeding but a mortgage is, so the bank loses that way.   

It wasn't until we had our declaration reviewed by an attorney that we found out the rule would never hold up in court.

I am thinking the the BRRR method can be employed here but I am unsure how to proceed or predict if that's a sound strategy.

We will like to know if you currently have a deal that requires funding at the momentEmail me back let's proceed furtherRegards”Normally I’d look up their website and license.