Even getting them back out there will be an uphill battle. 

You'll be fighting an uphill battle forever if you try leasing outside of the summertime.

There's so much inventory that still must be absorbed it will be an uphill battle keeping your inventory occupied unless you are an A+++ location.

And yes, I’m aware that literally every lender will have different requirements, that’s part of the battle is finding the right debt.

Unless there is an obvious error, you will likely be fighting an uphill battle.  

The water smells like rotten eggs.

You can smell the fresh paint but there's something stale there too, like unloved houses sometimes have.

There's silent battle between corporations, employees, and remote work policy.

No matter if you try to help, if they can exploit you they often will.Like others have mentioned you need a license and even when you don't if something goes wrong, you could face lawsuits if you even smell like giving them official advice.My REAL advice however is this, and I hope you take this warning seriously.Let's talk about foreclosures for a second.According to data a few years ago (it is worse now) every 3000 mailers will get you 1 deal, which makes the chances of them wanting to sell their house 0.03%.This means 99.97% of the time, when you approach someone in foreclosure they are not interested in selling.So understand what you are factually doing...You are going through all this trouble to EXPLICITLY try to find people that do NOT want to sell their house (people in foreclosure), to try to get them to sell their house?

One time after a move out it had pretty bad dog smell.