I would be willing to make some concession on the price if I could do a Reverse 1031 and allocate the proceeds from the sale back against the purchase that I made last week. 

If you planned to get into residential, commercial and developing - they appear to be different asset classes with different risks.You may want to structure your LLC's based on the 3 different activities you are doing.Consult with an attorney before proceeding

At the end of the day you need to decide whats more important to you: the cash flow the unit produces or the cash proceeds you could get from selling it. 

On the form with the local county court they have a space for a "Bond for Possession".

And small claims court you shouldn’t need a lawyer or have significant court costs (idk, research it).

Comes down to which court would have the hearing. 

I always use an attorney to evict, not to mention if you own it in an entirely and not personally the court will most likely require you to have representation.

Also, when I check the state local court records online I find more charges under a persons name that appears to be the same person but that didn't show up in their report with the application.Is there a standard for how long a person needs to be at their current job?

Don't really know how to proceed after these two properties.

Some have tired to work with their tenants and others have decided to proceed with the eviction process.