Even those who did not have flood insurance have the financial capability to get the repairs done.  

Is this something I should ask the seller about in relevance to the home's financial history? 

This is one in which the issuer (or a person acting on its behalf) has sufficient information to evaluate, and does, in fact, evaluate, a prospective offeree’s financial circumstances and sophistication, in determining his or her status as an accredited or sophisticated investor.

If I get a response on one of the properties, I will then assess the value and financial situation, see how much they owe and proceed accordingly with a short sale (if possible) or simply buy the house from them.  

I came across a house that is abandoned, what is the best plan of action if I want to buy it.Any information will help.

Someone help me on a course or action. 

We were contacted by a couple mortgage brokers who were interested in buying leads from people interested in loans... so perhaps offering financial services on the site could also be a way to go.

You can even offer a financial incentive if she is reluctant.

It goes without saying that I understand it's an estimate only and not final numbers until the details are worked out, but it will help me put together a solid financial estimate when doing so.

@Matthew Shultis a big portion of it is the financial ability to survive until you build your business.