Make sure you have documentation of your own - Get a licensed Contractor (not a handyman) in there to give you a detailed bid.

Less competition and no bidding war.There are many MFHs under 150k in West Boulevard and Jefferson that are either turnkey or need a little TLC.The best way to find these deals is to work with an investor-friendly agent who is working to find these sellers, doing the due diligence on the property.

Looking to get a few bids. 

Even I did bid the bank won.Today, I going to Michigan to see how's Real estate over there.

Only then, bring in your contractors to bid that scope of work.

Doesn’t hurt to tryI assume you did not engage an attorney before bidding or run a title report before bidding on these assets as Florida is also a super lien state

I was getting a quote for a roof a few weeks ago and the owner of the company called me and told me I just want you ti know we want your business & if you get a lower bid, we will match it, now the area I’m investing doesn’t have a glut of roofers or anything but he decided he would rather have my business and make less than get no money, I suspect many realtor will follow that same logic. 

There is ample information on the clerk's site telling you that you may not get clear title, and warnings as you register to bid that you should seek legal counsel if you're not sure of what you're doing, and that there are risks associated with legal auctions.  

It was the best available in the entire market, so it was a good investment.Fast forward 2 months and the exact same house by the exact same builder was released for $490k and my clients had to bid out 30 (!)

I have a couple contractors looking at it to provide bids for remodel and rehab.