You have two options: Pay the partial claim off out of pocket or do a short sale.

The other option would be going to local investor meetups and asking those who attend for good references. 

Using BiggerPockets sounds like an option, but I would appreciate hearing any suggestions you may have.

If you are looking to hold the property in a long term loan after the remodel, DSCR loans can be a good option.

Try to narrow down your options to the top 3-4.

Thank you I will search around for those options.

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@Ray HernandezI would reinforce what @Will Barnard said above and try to apply this strategy to both options.

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