Not saying to let that influence you, but If I was a betting man that’s what I’d guess.

I'm not sure about construction loans, but the local banks will be your best bet.

If they have gusset plates then I would bet they should be replaced if they have signs of high heat damage. 

Vanessa Allsup try NREIG - they gave me a much better price on my ATL triplex than I originally had with Geico/Travellers and I like that you can access all of your paperwork easily online - very user friendly.

I'd use at least 8-12 months to budget for your schedule before you can even break ground.In terms of financing, I don't see how you can make it work with hard money, so your best bet is to find a partner, especially someone who has done this type of work since banks want to see a track record with experience. 

So my question is... are there any online resources to better target these specific types of properties? 

I bet that will be hard to find even with a major rehab. 1% rule is 10 Cap + or thereabouts.

Dont go online to find someone!!!

@Costin IorgulescuThe IRA LLC may be you best bet to control custodian fees.

Maybe find a bank that operates in both countries if possible or even try an online bank such as Ally, Capital One, or Discover.