Also, I have found errors in my last years tax return and I guess I need to point them out to him?

Sounds like you two were busting butt last year! 

Here is the "lesson learned" : on the county listing, under "PARCEL#/NAME" is "Foster & Foster Tax Sale" (the primary law firm handles the sales) - scroll down the list,  if there is an addition firm listed (last time was AMS), there will be 2nd sale group. 

I totally understand there won't be a positive cash flow ,infact Zero Cash flow which could last for months.

I'm eyeing an REI meet up next month (just found one and sadly missed it last week) to meet new folks in the industry, but if anyone is willing to help in any way, a fellow newbie would be much appreciative.

few things here from my limited experience.....1. what is the rate on the original home loan because rates have shot up in the last couple months a bit...if your current rate is higher or about the same it makes sense to do it now. 

I've been told that a loan would close at a rate that sounded pretty good from a lender, just to be strung along and to have the loan terms change last minute.

@Joshua Mckeller, as long as you have been employed for the last two years regardless of it being part time or in the same field of work, you should be okay.

For newly constructed, purchased or renovated properties and also retroactive generally over the last 10 years, building components are properly classified into individual units of property and accurate recovery periods for computing depreciation deductions.

If you are only looking on mls then nothing exists which is common in real estate (last few years have been a unicorn)Have to go hunting for the food as it will not come to you.