roll it to the street and they call the city to have them remove it?

All of the interior surfaces (drywall, flooring, most trim, lower cabinets etc.) need to be removed, the house needs to be dried, everything needs to be sprayed to kill any mold, and surfaces need to be replaced.  

Best returns will come from not making additional payments on mortgage and when possible remove any accumulated equity to invest elsewhere.

I still managed to save out a few thousand for investing and emergencies like the giant pine tree I have to remove for $2000 because it's cracking my foundation - but at least I can pay for the work. 

I was informed I have to call and arrange a time to meet the clerk at my property; they will post an notice of eviction on the tenant’s door, and remove the locks.

If the tenant doesn't pay in full (i.e. 2 months) in 10 days, we file a writ to remove the tenants and I have to start over.Property #2 has been better, but not smooth.

I would always include daily cleaning and subsequent removal of debris/trash.5) When a kitchen needs new appliances, does most GC's include replacing those in their bid?

We get asbestos done; turned out that the asbestos removal itself would be 40k.

@Kristopher KyzarWhat you have outlined is not possible within the IRS rules, as it would involve a transaction between you and the IRA.It is possible to personally remove an asset such as property from the IRA to yourself, but this would involve taking the property as a taxable distribution from the IRA at the property's appraised value at the time of distribution. 

"First you learn, then you remove the L"  At 14 years old, the objective is to learn, not earn.