I have a separate document that goes into more detail but this is the basics.(1) Tenant may not assign this lease or sublet the Unit without Landlord’s written consent.

I have been driving for dollars and have a good list of potential sellers. 

I can also tell you that in NOLA, $120/ft2 will not be enough for 3+ unit MF, unless you are building to most basic house possible, and even that is not likely. 

Basic comps in the area show properties for 1M+ My question is: is there anything I can do as a real estate investor this late in her foreclosure process?

Basically a gut renovation.

Generally, these will be lower income neighborhoods which already had problems.BUT, for those neighborhoods which had a strong support base and higher incomes, they could afford to have a volunteer Fire Dept, hire private security to drive the neighborhood, and keep the quality of their education for the kids up via private schools, which are generally expensive.When the down turn happens, richer families which sought to save money and chosed to live in the lower income neighborhoods, find themselves leaving the lower income neighborhoods and moving to the safer, higher income neighborhoods.

I am wanting to start a driving for dollars marketing campaign and need some advice. 

So I would go driving for dollars and hanging up bandit signs, I even did some door knocking on pre-foreclosures for them.

Running that, I was offered a few small construction projects like fence building, demolition and drywall hanging.Eventually I got to a point where I was basically working 3 jobs - running a landscaping business during the day, working in resturaunts at night and freelancing web work on the side.

@JD Martin I understand what you're driving at.