This came to me as a huge shock and since it is my first deal, I got no clue how to handle this.

In terms of RE sales, I do traditional real estate and I have an arm that works with investors (handled very differently - providing them a "one stop shop" for all things real estate.  

Mhoment Realty LLC is my company, I am a Real Estate Agent so I handle the deal myself.

There are turnkey providers that do high level renovations and even manage their own properties so the investors experience is handled all through one company.

Also, at what point one should open a claim against a tenant attorney threat/demand letter?

I just can't wrap my mind around the fact they refuse to tell me about a "dangerous animal" that I'm assuming would be a threat to my wife and I as well as any future guests.  

Now it's the complaint department is handling this no my bad I am on their complaint list because I haven't received a payment.

I also understand that a foreclosure process done wrong can cost even more.Does anyone handle their own foreclosures or is it well understand that doing so is a combination of dangerous and foolhardy?

How would you now handle this situation? 

I'm considering using a GC (general contractor) to handle the coordinating and scheduling but don't know exactly where to start.