In case they cannot get it sorted, what are the steps to get these two liens removed from public records?

Cash doesn’t have to be from your own pocket entirely, hard money and private money is an option.However, it all comes down to the motivation of the seller.

Contractor did the damage and they are the ones that should pay but you may or may not get them to pay so up to you to cover the difference while you and contractor sort it out.  

If y'all are in a position to give any sort of advice I would love to connect and learn from you.

I'm probably getting a refund from the course i have a 30 day money back guarantee it's not really breaking down the micro details of what to do, just like most courses out there its really vague and a sort of do the research yourself type stuff.

The best way to find buyers is to find motivated sellers.Let me explain:The best way to find buyers is to have a homerun deal under contract.

I can call expired, vacant, lien, pre foreclosure, obtain timeline for selling (or listing if you’re a realtor), condition, motivation, price, and run comps (equivalent # of stories, .5 miles (not crossing major freeways), same # bedrooms, sq ft, whatever parameters you want set). 

Aging MLS inventory, seller motivated by capital gains tax trigger.

It's sort of a give and take relationship with Cash flow and appreciation.

Use Facebooks groups, Linked in, or other free resources to find motivated sellers, buyers, new clients, or other assets that don't require an investment.