There is a separate actual commercial MLS, I forget what it is called, but you need to be a CCIM to access it...and it is incredibly expensive.

I've got some properties that are FSBO but I'm not entirely sure HOW to approach the seller.. 

I suggest that you approach a few small local banks.  

I am a New Yorker who is moving to Jacksonville Florida in a couple of months, probably for similar reasons.This site is incredible, lots of diversity and different types of professionals.  

Here's in KC I'm blessed to have an incredibly strong rental market so I found several great tenants without needing the Spanish speaking solution.

I will be approaching the landlord of my current property with an offer, but I want to have finance sorted first.I am looking at taking a 30 year mortgage and will be putting at 20% deposit.Any banks or brokers that would work with some foreign rental income?

I find it incredible that there are places where you can buy a home for 10K.

Definitely a creative approach, and sounds like it's going to play out well.

., I'm not sure what help this will be to you, as I am a US Citizen, but I bank mostly with Chase, who has been incredibly helpful in their private banking division (ver personalized) and Well Fargo, with whom I am taking out a HELOC against our NYC apartment equity.

isn't working for me....I do belong to a local group and have not approached anyone that I know of about this in particular.