@Justin Cabral  if you can read between the lines of @Paul Birkett post.. you will get it.the pod cast is total hyperbole.. even though I did not listen to it.. ( but anyone insinuating that NPN is some easy high return venture for those with no experience  well I will let you figure that out.)If you have a deep understanding of RE .. have worked in it for years ( my self a HML for 40 years) understand everything there is about lending money and retrieving your bad loan.. that's one thing.But what we see now is a bunch of pod cast and other things glamorizing this.. the notes that a newbie one off investor will end up with is the crap.. you need to @Dion DePaoli read all of his posts about the subject ... then decide...

Most likely you may need to store it for 30-60 days and notify tenant they have until such and such date to retrieve the property.

Do you have a copy of the letter or you can call the carrier directly and retrieve a copy if the agent did not provide. 

I don’t know your market but if you were to retrieve some of that 100k equity and buy a rental property with it; then the monthly cash flow from that property could pay for your cc debt and you kill 2 birds with one stone.

Is anyone familiar and have experience with working with List-ability or list source in retrieving phone numbers to contact motivates sellers or do those resources only provide addresses of homes?

If the number's don't work for you and you are still in your inspection period you may be able to back out and retrieve your Earnest Money Deposit.

The city has tagged both units as uninhabitable, but allows entry to retrieve belongings (it has heavy damage but is not in danger of falling down).To add to the saga, their credit is far worse than it was when we placed them in our unit due to the husband having chronic back issues that have prevented him from doing his job full time. 

I guess I will either have to find a proxy server to access or get my PM to retrieve for me.

You may not retrieve all of your capital, but a deed in lieu would put you in control of the asset and is easier and costs less than a foreclosure. 

The more I think on this, I would suggest calling the emergency contact folks, and the police for a wellness check @Ross MillerHi Ross, And if this is the case, YOU don't want to be the one who goes in there, just let the Police Officers handle the "Inspection".And if there are Pets in there, make arrangements for next of kin to retrieve them, and put down some Purina and water for them until they are saved.If there are no relatives who will take the pets you can use this service: https://www.nokillnetwork.org/Good Luck!