We have a bunch of saved properties on Zillow, etc. and I wanted to see if there's a Miami realtor on BP that could help us streamline the process in seeing multiple properties on Miami Beach.  

You could also stay involved in the transaction if there is a substantial enough spread between PITI (e.g. $600) and market rent ($1,200).

Have had multiple people tell me since my LLC is on deed that makes it a commercial policy.

All good things to know.Wholesaling is a great way to be involved in the real estate market without having the cash it takes to jump straight in to long term rentals.

BP members should not get involved with people like that. 

Also my next steps will be purchasing a multiple family property in Elizabeth NJ and I'm sure I'll have questions when the time gets closer but I know you guys will be able to guide me.

@Charles Worth,Just curious as to why you think it might not end well.No investment is guaranteed to produce a return and all investment involves risk, especially the risk of loss including, but not limited to, the amount invested.

At the very least, the local title company should be helpful, I would think.I would expect you'd need to involve some type of transactional funding so you can do two transactions: foreclosure to you (auction sale), then sale to end buyer.

Looking forward to getting involved and figuring out a path to get things moving.

I personally have multiple HELOCs (each with six figure credit limits) and haven't had the limits reduced, but then again I've only had them for two years and the values of the homes securing the lines haven't dropped in that period of time.