DavidSomething doesn't sound right and I would contact my lender and the title attorney who did the closing on your loan. 

A friend happened to stop by to check on the house and saw water coming out from every wall of the house.He called me right away, I called the insurance company (state farm), opened a claim, and contacted a local 24/7 restoration company who sent a team within 90 minutes.

It would be great to pick it up at a discounted price.I was wondering if anyone has ever been in a situation like this, and either A) tried contacting the owner (company) direct to see if they are motivated to sell much cheaper or B) working through a realtor just make a much lower offer?

Immediately contact your attorney to begin eviction.

You'll want to do some of the preliminary work up front, and then start driving neighborhood (driving for dollars), or contacting people (agents or home owners).

I have a contact who can work with you to get you the money you need if that's a desire. 

PM me if you need wholesalers/agents contacts

Ideally, I could have the crew’s take a picture within an app, it’ll populate certain data, and they input the building and unit, then save.

I would be happy to provide contact info, or set up a meeting for you if that would be of help to you. 

Each is going to give you different stuff for your specific deal, so I suggest contacting them and getting a better feel for them from your own perspective.