And you're presumably a few weeks into the process? 

Perform a quick cost analysis on the eviction process to see just how much it will cost you, then offer cash to prevent the time/revenue lost.

Getting deals today in Atlanta (every hot market) is a long patient process spanning many calls often spanning many months to EACH seller.  

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.  

All you should be calling your house is a rental, who you rent to is irrelevant to the policy, you could say it's for retirees, but legally it's just a rental and anyone can rent it.You also need to be careful in your tenant selection process trying to weed out the public to provide housing for only students.

You learn some things about being a landlord, you learn the process of purchasing a home.

Hoping to meet and learn from some people who have recently experienced the purchase process.

I also thought that myself, but I figured for my first out of state investment, I might want to use their contacts in order to have a smoother process.

I've been doing some research etc about starting the process and am open to most anything as guidance.

Now she wants to sell it before she gets out of bankruptcy so she doesn't lose it to foreclosure(I'm assuming once she gets out of bankruptcy it will automatically start the foreclosure process).