They only get reversed when the bank attempts to cash it and discovers the account was closed or has insufficient funds.This is real easy.

The forums here are always a mixed bag, but recent occurrences have unveiled a new low in trolling.It's commenting on comments and then attempting to gaslight.Multiple times now, someone has commented on either a post of mine or a comment of mine that was not directed at them.

Additionally, I’d appreciate any insights into the pros and cons of embarking on this endeavor.

There is still 200K left that the person suing will attempt to come after as well. 

We provide housing for Homeless and Addicted people in underserved communities, and in an attempt to revitalize our Downtown area, and expand our Program (part of it is home ownership and entrepreneurship) we need to be able to buy adjudicated properties, or have them donated, then have the finances to redevelop and repair them.

We provide housing for Homeless and Addicted people in underserved communities, and in an attempt to revitalize our Downtown area, and expand our Program (part of it is home ownership and entrepreneurship) we need to be able to buy adjudicated properties, or have them donated, then have the finances to redevelop and repair them. 

Any suggestions or tips on how I could be successful on my first attempt?

It appears that this very well may have been an attempt to cover up a crime scene.  

An annoying fee, yes, and eats into cash flow and profits which is why you likely started on this endeavor, but the lengths people go to try to avoid what is, in the end, only $800 seems excessive sometimes.So, we don't have all of the facts or copies of any documents here, but generally, a trust only governs any assets that it owns. 

But you can always attempt to do 1031 and if you run out of time you just pay the taxes.I would suggest you do the math, it's not about getting the last dollar right, its about understanding the principle.