If you have a GC license and a phone, you can legally hire subs to work on houses. 

Maybe video the interior before and after work (not sure about the legality?)

@Irene Gustaitis It’s best to keep your LLC in Connecticut (CT) since the property is located there, simplifying legal and tax obligations.Even if you get an LLC in CA, you need to register an LLC in California (CA) and will have to pay the $800 annual franchise tax without gaining significant tax benefits.

Do yourself a favor: buy "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

Thanks Steve, I hadn't heard about the legal issues.

Quote from @Scott Esmail: @Tom Gimer Yes it is a first mortgage being foreclosed Scott did you check the mortgage complaint and judgment to see if the solar company was included as a party and documents in the complaint? 

THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE.Highly recommend discussing with an attorney if you decide to pursue any of the above.

Yes, yes, I know, it's legal.

Software can't handle rent collection on late tenants, noise complaints, parking violations, unauthorized pets or people, maintenance coordination and supervision, inspections, and so much more.I don't advise anyone to invest in another state unless they have a solid PM lined up to handle the investment for them.  

If we need clear definition I do think it will involve legal process which will be expensive and even more unnecessary.