You may be able to find info in the foreclosure case you found in the civil court records online - see if anyone was served on behalf of the homeowner (attorney listed for them as defendant maybe?)

I have full knowledge of how to use the mls unlike realtors I have met that we're serving food at a restaurant full time until they decided to obtain a real estate license thinking they can get rich overnight.

If the tenants don't leave after three days, they will file a case in the courts and have have the tenants served.  

Then we enforce the rental agreement.If the tenant falls short in meeting their obligation, we serve a 10-day notice to comply.  

Trying to circumvent her/him and place, what most likely is an ill-founded complaint, will only serve to raise the barrier of getting anything done.As Eddie said, it seems the elephant in the room right now is price.  

Another option that I'm kicking around is self serve boat / RV parking as the area is close to residential areas. 

I suggest you ask the seller if he or she is willing to serve a three day notice for failure to pay rent during the escrow.  

I do think it is best that I to continue to focus on the investment type(s) that will best serve my wealth goals which are mid to large unit apartments and commercial.

There are many lawyers who will tell you that a sole proprietor LLC serves no purpose because it is too easy to prove it is used as an alter ego.

English like the rest of the country, but Id almost guarantee you need a license for a few years before you can be a broker.Your work experience will serve you WAY better than your class stuff in this biz, and the best way to learn is hang out with people doing deals that you can be a part of.