Even if you've just partially gone through the process and sent a notice of intent, I'd be interested in hearing from you.2. 

I have a triplex that's fully rented out with long term tenants under contract now, and my intention is to now concentrate on sub 30k property's for cash flow.

Given the track record with the accuracy and thoroughness of listing data, I won't be holding my breath on timely updates of sales data.

The house is vacant and so my intention is to foreclose then liquidate it either at the auction or via REO thereafter.

It sounds as though your intent is to give a holiday gift which should have been to all tenants. 

The list of 21-books contain some good references, but there are Canada specific books which may serve you better - if you plan to invest here at home.Though @Bill Paesano is speaking from experience and good intentions, the information he provided is not applicable to you.  

your intentions are great, but the changes that need to be made in the really bad neighborhoods go a lot deeper than a nice place to live.

join your local rei club and get a referral to a good attorney if you can.you can send out letters of intent, but even then if you don't know exactly what you want to do, you really should consult an attorney FIRST.first consultation is free, so why not go to several consults?

Most Fair Housing violations come from innocent actions on the part of the Landlord, not intentional discrimination. 

Kristen Ray Greetings,What you include in your offer letter or letter of intent will be based on your audience.