All the while keep constant communication with them.

I use it to get ideas, but I've found it to be really helpful to communicate concepts to contractors.

If you have the tenant's cell number, text with them so you have a written trail also (this can come up in court and in my experience, judges are largely accepting of any written communication to paint the context of a situation.) 

Learn how to communicate.

I like to keep a wall up where I never communicate with my tenants.

Do your Sub Contractors have the ability to verbally communicate, with English Language Only Speakers?

Be professional in all communication - if you are going to be building a brand for yourself you want to be known as a professsional. 

Come in with new ownership, new lenses, a fresh communication slate.  

But if anything does come up that I do need the hard money lender I hope we can open the lines of communications to get into contact in the future!

Do it during the week, so with 24 hours' notice if he's working he has less time to hide things.If the tenant was communicating with you, I'd suggest partial payments and a payment plan, but as they aren't willing to work with you, you are better off with a new tenant.