So I went over to the neighbors and asked if I could buy a 7.3'x100' area I need, which ideally sits right behind a fence they built separating their beautiful property from this dilapidated one.Good news is they are open to it.

That price included pumping, chemically treating, and ultimately collapsing the septic tank, directional boring 3/4 of the way around the house (.39 acre lot), two cleanouts installed, and he even removed a damaged cast iron stack pipe which had cracked in my foundation and updated it to PVC at no charge.I gave the overpriced $4,000 water equipment to a friend who had suffered from hard water and haven't had an issue with my new city water/sewer setup yet.Contact me if you'd like to chat further.

@Shane KelleyWe have no idea what your contract says, or the conditions.As for possible lien rights, as per Florida laws;Are you working for a gc, or directly for the owner?

Tons of great info in there and it might help point you in the direction you want to go.

If we purchase the house with our own funds what kind of loan would we need to get for the rehab and can someone point me in the right direction about how that type of financing works?

Any advice or direction is appreciated. 

Any direction for this would be greatly appreciated!

How can I find a database of foreclosure properties, probate & Non-owner occupied (Absentee owner) properties .

Thanks in Advance!!!

The borrower's best option is to reach out to the lender through the servicing company and request a loan modification directly.

Are the tenants paying you directly or is it coming through the PM company?