A lot of 2-4 units over that way and some great TLC properties that are priced in favor of the buyer & cash flow.I was just looking at a few properties over off of Union the other day.  

Should I be contacting expired listings on the MLS, foreclosed listings, distressed sellers etc … Also does anyone have recommendations on how to build relationships with banks, credit unions, investor-friendly title companies, contractors, appraisers etc?

The Palmetto, Sandtown, Union City areas are kinda overlooked but still has a Southern draw that you don't find in the inner city.

Reach out to a variety of lenders, as banks, credit unions, private lenders, etc., all have varying terms.

We just started talking to Josh Gilmore from SDIRA Wealth to invest in Real Estate.  It seems like it is so much easier to work with a company than to try and do it ourselves.  We live in New York and there are really...

I would find local credit unions or small banks, essentially portfolio lenders who hold the loans in house.

This is probably a tougher one considering most Hard Money / Private lenders that are go-to for BRRRRs like this focus on residential only - your best bet might be private money found here or in person networking or a local bank / credit union. 

-- You will not find this level of service with a regular bank or credit union. 

Here are some recommendations to help you on your journey:To begin, get pre-approved for a loan from local lenders like Georgia's Own Credit Union, SunTrust (now Truist), and Wells Fargo.

A good middle ground may be the Clean Energy Credit Union, which I've had a few customers use and plan to use myself to fund part of the deal.Good luck!