I will see an attorney for consultation on how to proceed from here and to make sure all papers I filed are correct, and probably will go through this by myself.  

There's nothing to charge them for because if they leave trash everywhere they will be notified to clean it up, and if they don't we will start eviction proceedings. 

Just purchased my 2nd home in Colorado last Fall 2018, I didn’t keep the first one in order to use the proceeds to eliminate debt and use fund for down payment to attain a lower funding fee.

Get inspections get realistic bids to do the work, hire the right people to preform the work, and proceed. 

What you said is "Wholesaling is dumb"What you assumed, all of which is wrong:99% of wholesalers or getting clients this way (wrong)All wholesalers all spamming people (wrong)They all do a few deals a year (wrong)They should just do something else (opinion, and like saying that nobody should do any job except for the one that you do)Most are watching courses and getting lied to (wrong)I'm not even a wholesaler, I just dislike when people who know nothing about an industry bash on it.

blah blah . and proceeded to inform me about what changes I was going to be making.

Please tell me the lender approved everything you provided and you are so busy spending the proceeds, I mean buying your next property, that you haven't had time for an update!

You'll find it much easier to proceed confidently if you trust your own decisions and do not change them easily.Hope this helps.

Once you have gotten your feet wet through on the job training you will know how best to proceed.

My hope is that the property will continue to gain value because of the multiple bedrooms, small fenced yard and parking, as well as proximity to public transportation in an area filling in with high rises.So my big question mark is whether to proceed, given that this house is directly across the street from a low-income housing development.