I do not have much money with me (maybe about $100-200) because I just recently quit my job and getting a new job.

In baltimore once a receiver is appointed their job is to sell the property to someone who is qualified to get it renovated.

The guides here do a thorough job of defining the terms and strategies, but what about the numbers?

When temperatures drop to a point where the heat pump can no longer do its job (i.e. somewhere below -13F to -20F) - perhaps even prior to that point when COP factor on the heat pump drops below a pre-determined threshold - the existing furnace would fire as the stage 2 heat source.If your oil furnaces are much more than 20-years old, their efficiency will likely be less than 75%.  

I am interested in wholesaling at the moment seeing as i dont have a job yet(being a student) and think that would be the best path for me to start right now.

That is your job.

@Jason Coyle  Just looked at your website .Awesome jobs you did up there.

It is 6 months now and I get many escuses (Contractor from Insurance does not do the job, Contractor went broke, Seller is meeting with attorney General...)Is this a common situation ?

Sounds like you're way ahead of the game with your job skills - I wish I had half of those abilities to take care of our rental properties!

True, there is a wealth of information here, but for someone like me who works a busy full-time job and does not have alot of extra time, it can be overwhelming.