*additional question:If my tenants are section 8, will the single electric meter issue have trouble passing their inspection?

nothing additional. 

I need to make sure every dollar I invest is as efficient as possible.

From searching online I haven't got an answer the actual process if I can remove it, every blog says talk to a lawyer, it survives tax deed and purchaser will be liable, but it doesn't answer if I buy whats the process to follow and if its even possible to clear title other than being responsible for the amount.the property is worth around $800-900k, Auction starts around $80k, given the hassles involved, I wanted to know how much it would cost in addition to tax deed purchase to get a clean title.

Additionally, I already have had conversations with XYZ Property Management (edited this part because the mgmt company was TERRIBLE – that’s another story) office in Duncanville and am planning on utilizing them to manage the property.Although I’m not sure when, I do plan on eventually moving back to Texas and specifically to the DFW area.

Additionally, not everyone has the cash and/or knowledge when they're just starting out to buy a 32-unit, especially for a newbie like me. 

If you make improvements to a property (garage or another type of remodeling or addition) those items will also be added to your cost basis and affect your capital gain or loss. 

Maximizing labor efficiency is the key. 

The monthly savings typically outweigh the additional insurance cost.

Additionally, I'm not certain but I believe that every penny of withdrawal taken out of a (non-Roth) 401k/IRA during retirement is taxed at your ordinary rate, which is likely to be higher than tax preferred treatment of real estate.