The building would be in an area appropriately zoned for multifamily residences. 

Would love advice from experienced flippers in the area on which groups would be most appropriate for her.

If a future landlord screens his tenants appropriately he should be able to avoid these guys.

Other appropriate insurance is if you're landlord, you may request (or require) rentor's insurance - that'll depend upon the type of tenants you have though. 

They must prove they have the ability to pay, show several months of capital in reserve, maintain appropriate insurance at all times, enter a credit repair program to ensure they are ready to buy at the specified time and if any of the terms are breached they void our agreement which has an exit clause for me always.  

Hello, I have a vacation condo thats worth $700k and a friend of mine who I've known a very long time who would like to buy it but due to the nature of his recent divorce cannot get the financing for it. I dont mind o...

Then go after them for breach of lease or late rent as appropriate.

You'd have to make the appropriate payments for a certain period of time (it varies, but in my experience usually 1 to 2 years) and for the bank to see that the mortgage is "seasoned" with you being a sufficient borrower.

@Joel SchifferCraigslist, postlets, word of mouth, facebook, make sure it is marketed appropriately with nice pictures, and very descriptive.  

My situationRental property in Sacramento got mold in FebruaryInsurance was unwilling to pay for thisSent out mold remediation team to repair (~$4k) - provided lodging, etc for the tenantsThought things were fully settledMold reappeared recently in early DecemberQuestionsDid I handle the original situation appropriately?