I figured getting my RE license now can only help the process.

How might I work around this and creatively structure it such that I can buy it this year and she doesn't have to pay tax on it until 2025?

We've gone through the Site Plan Approval process with the City, have officially split the lot into three parcels, and are expecting to receive our building permits this week (yay!).

If a tenant really wants the house, he or she will take the necessary steps to fill out the application and complete the process.

I would gladly pay a legit mentor to help me fast track the process of finding properties to do this with.

It's a process to locate the ones that do.

I feel like going after them is going to prolong the already delayed process.

Do you think it's worth $2000 to have a company handle the full tenant onboarding process?

However in the past I've done the majority of the physical labor and have grown weary of this part of the process. 

the central park has a lake that me and my family loves to go and feed the birds. lol @Josh Domingo Now the reason why the prices of the properties on Walpole doesn't make since is because Walpole is a  bad area the Mayor is in the process of making allot of tenants move because of the crime and as you know if you cant control your tenants nor property the city has rights to seize it.