On another note, do you regularly do REOs?

It would be a good idea to get the derogatory items removed from you profile.  

I would also suggest as you seek out an attorney, to make sure that you get one that deals with landlord tenant laws on a regular basis.

My remaining $2,100 I could change the HUD so the commission is removed and moved as credit to lower the price of the home so the $2,100 is not seen as income for tax purpose, right?

I’ve heard lots of great stories from people I have met over the years, be it from flippers, commercial real estate investors, or just regular folks that are slowing building a portfolio of rental properties to support them in retirement.

If your blanket loan has individual releases (which you should always ask for) then you would be able to remove this individual property from the blanket and sell it.

Maybe I am just blind, but I am in the "manage keyword alerts" page, and I cannot figure out how to delete a keyword.  Thanks in advance for help!

The only difference between a short sale and a regular sale is the short sale addendum (For the most part).

Edited to add- If the property is not being sold by the Trustee but by a lien holder, the property may have been removed from the bankruptcy through a "motion to abandon" which just means there is nothing for the bankruptcy to get from the property so the creditor can proceed with executing its rights against the property. 

Retail tenants do not like disruptions in business and moving so will only do it when absolutely necessary.Would only touch regular office in urban core areas.