Heat treatments are extremely expensive (due to the equipment needed) and most times not required.

People who are staying in a house that's going to be foreclosed or sold at auction have either:1.) accepted it & don't care (probably don't have enough equity to get another place to live so they'll be homeless) 2.) have some type of delusion that the property actually won't be foreclosed on & they will somehow someway get the money to stop the sale. 3.) have an extreme emotional attachment to the house.

I tend to be extremely skeptic of anyone that gives post about hitting the jackpot 8 times in a row without failure.

We were extremely disappointed. 

I am frustrated at how extreme tenants can get and how drama can ensue between them...Thoughts?

That must be extremely challenging and wholesaling would def be the best start for you.  

When our daughter was little, I also had a 6 figure job that was extremely high pressure. 

My grandparents intention for the property was to keep it in the family and would have been extremely disappointed knowing it was sold. 

On board next to you comes "Animal you have extreme allergies to".

But the building needs a lot of work to the exterior and my concern is that it's market value is extremely low because of this and many other defects.