Other areas have county administrators, these admins are non-profits and they are usually engaged in other social activities, housing assistance, utility bill assistance, health and welfare matters, education, credit counseling, etc.

The property was completely full with all personal belonging.

I read the average person uses 17 gallons when taking a shower.    

I personally do NOT pre-screen.

Ideally, I'm looking for a general contractor or developer willing to engage in a revenue split arrangement or someone interested in a long-term land lease.Does anyone have advice on how to navigate this situation?

"Title 28 U.S.C. 2410(e) - Whenever any person has a lien upon any real or personal property, duly recorded in the jurisdiction in which the property is located, and a junior lien, other than a tax lien, in favor of the United States attaches to such property, such person may make awritten request to the officer charged with the administration of the laws in respect of which the lien of the United States arises, to have the same extinguished.

(I understand this statement is not PC, but after 30+ years in the industry, I'm speaking from my own personal experience.)4. 

I personally wouldn't want to purchase bad assets, even if favorable creative financing was offered and I am confident I can accomplish more buying assets in a more traditional transaction than hunting down the unicorns.  

A person with a property in year 1 or 2 saying they have $400 a month in cash flow means they are missing a key metric in the information they are giving you unless the deal was100% financing and the only cost they paid out of pocket is the inspection cost, appraisal cost, and closing cost.

It's nothing personal.