will you self manage or hire a PM? 

They are also going to be honest and transparent in the process, even if that means putting you off to the marketplace as a whole.

(Grandchildren,great grand, etc) What would the process be to purchase this property?

neither the real state attorney hired to create the LLC nor the CPA mentioned anything about tax implications when the company was created, I feel the 'experts' I paid for this services let me down.any recommendations, or options to minimize the amount of money owed?

All this time in this business and can't believe nobody at any seminar, meetup or event has shared this. in summary:• Hired roofer did a bad job after paying him close to 30k• City inspector PASSED and APPROVED the permit!

Wanting to buy oos for my first deal.  I have some simple questions if I could get in contact with someone please?

Most hearings are very informal and you can represent yourself, while larger cases are specialized and you would hire an MAI and attorney.   

@Ryan Larsen what @Nicholas L. states is pretty true.Being a PM is NOT a high-paying, often not even a well-paying job.If you're set on that strategy, start calling up local large apartment complexes and asking if they are hiring.

Don't submit the bank statements to underwriting unless you actually need them to close the deal however, as it can cause additional steps in the process for you and your client (if an underwriter sees money moving around, it can cause you to have to paper-trail the funds back to their source, which often isn't a lot of fun).If you haven't completed a loan application, start there.   

I'm a hard asset type of guy, so bear with me here, I understand the foreclosure process, done a ton of those, so arrears and payoffs and legal fees etc, I get.Loan modifications, I've helped a lot people get those.