Not that we want to run a business where we are just hardcore and can't accommodate when they give reasonable heads up.

@TD Wolf, you can also reach out to your local real estate investors association for recommendations.

You should gather professional opinions from real estate agent(s) and an appraiser – these are the people with their feet on the ground and their heads in the game.

Is the name on the property the person I should contact or is it a bank association or something I should contact with it being a post foreclosure?

Arch degree, 8 years of digital fabrication experience, and two of my own multi-family projects in Cinci.My number two is head of maintenance for a University.Depending on what you need done I can bring along a group for labor.Demo, layout drawings, design, kitchen, bath, walls, exterior, decks, concrete, electrical...So, if that sounds about right we can carry on with a PM and or meet up.For me this would be a short-term experiment to see if I want to do more of this for others or just keep it in-house.

Don't pay upfront fees and ask a lot of questions about process, funding times, and all the costs associated with the borrowing process.  

Thanks for the heads up @Andrew Postell.  

@Justin Haberman I'm currently living in Miami but I'm heading out there at the end of the month.

You just have to do your due diligence on the association.

We live in an association-maintained neighborhood with an HOA.