Also, consult a title attorney, good luck.

I agree w Deanna, they needed to ask your permission to get property inspected for Section 8.If I was in your shoes I would consult a lawyer.

You really should consult an attorney and an accountant to find out what is best.

Before you start shifting gears and considering DIY or another contractor, you might want to check with the 203K consultant for the project.

Hello @Jacob Thompson I am very busy traveling a lot but I will be open to a meeting I always love to help, I own I think is now shares in about 11 Multifamily complexes in the county and own out right about 4, residential condos is my main main game but, as I said I own some multifamily I have flip some and I have sold and consulted on many deals if I am of any help to you send me a inbox and we can meet. love to help.

I would consult with a FIRPTA withholding expert to ensure that you know what you will be faced with before you proceed. 

The first two are far more important than the last.The reason to consult with an attorney is that there are dozens of different incorporation styles available to you.

I'd suggest consulting your attorney, so any communication you use is "attorney approved" - there are lots of laws surrounding bankruptcy.

Consult due diligence professionals (attorneys, inspectors, appraisers, etc) who are used to navigating these concerns in your area.

You don't want to assign a contract in PA, yo want to release your rights to the contract and get paid either a release fee or a consulting fee on the HUD 1