I started this project hoping i could efficiently review the most amount of properties in order to maximize the potential investment options to bid at auction....this is what I have so far.First thing i did was to create the listings, I matched the properties been auctioned with their corresponding pics and the property specs (rooms, size, floors etc.).Second, for each property I automated the data collection process from public records and created a report with: Foreclosure info, owner info, taxes data, liens including mortgages , satisfaction of mortgages,  assigments, violations and permits and court dockets.This data is updated daily to capture new filings (specially the dockets to capture bk and motions to cancel sales)Now that i have the data i can apply my personal "preferences" to go through the report and in a few minutes discard  properties that have certain attributes I "dislike". 

We are currently in the process of renovating each of the units we are occupying, to include LVP flooring, recessed lighting, new paint, trim, etc.

Vinyl plank floors, paint, refinishing hardwoods, new hot water tanks, etcc.

Have redone the roof, siding, flooring, paint, added a fence, and upgraded the HVAC system.

I'd bring on a bookkeeper. having concrete accounting at the ready is a big help for getting financing or for tax season.

Considerations:The building is pre-depression built (1920’s), it is about 400,000sqft across 25 floors, located in a B tier city.

I need a structural engineer to advise and potentially provide plans and supervise permits and my contractor for a floor plan change on one of the units.

What kind of flooring are most people going with nowadays?

@Brett Boyce I own an oceanfront 2 bed 2 bath condo at the Carolinian Beach Resort on the 21st floor.

I'm shopping for flooring for a rental.