Basically the company attorney (who BTW is a former trustee sale expert) interfaces with the trustee to ensure things move smoothly.

This is much more efficient than filing for an eviction, which is costly and time consuming.

Not saying you're wrong, just that you might want to verify your numbers and do some reference checks on the builders (ensure they don't have a habit of over-running budgets).-  The $60-65/sf that we're building in Atlanta is for mid-grade finishes. 

I would like to be more productive in dealing with investments and real property to produce a more efficient lifestlye that contributes to my vision.

I am aware that it is my responsibility to do my due diligence (full investigation) of the property, so I want to make sure I am covering all my basis to ensure that I am making a good investment.

I'll make sure to utilize as many tools found on this site to ensure I profit all the benefits it has to offer.

Recommendation is to back-roll after you apply the paint to ensure even coverage and sheen. 

From the insurance side of things, I would explain that his role as the "bank" in this transaction would be to ensure that insurance is carried, which he can do by being listed as the lienholder, mortgagee, or additional interest (all the same thing) on the policy.

. - they will give you both a contract to officiate the sale between the buyer and seller (no need to make one up yourself although i have done so, many free ones available online and if your half decent at contact law it is not that complicated to make it legally binding, your title company would review it  anyway to ensure accuracy.) - they will coordinate with the buyer for appraisals, termite inspections, coordinate with their mortgage lender, earnest deposits, etc. - they will be the primary contact, so after you and the buyer have settled on the price and contact a title company, they do all the rest of the work!

I also offer them to double list the deal if they want it to move more "efficiently".