I would also funnel the revenue through certain channels in order to reduce the tax implications.  

Even with hand written and supper targeted letters I don't get much response until the 4th or 5th letter...If you're thinking about the money you spend on leads this is a good way to reduce the initial cost.

They even went so far as reducing the price 60K and selling it at 200K even and it has no major issues.

I will add to that...Reduce the 70% down to 65 or 60% even if the property is "weird" or will be hard to sell.

Check your local laws, and if your heating system has a timer, you may want to reduce the nighttime temperature by a few degrees, if your water pipes are not particularly susceptible to freezing.

The public records show the Engineering Executive Summary Report of recommendations and also the foundation consultant company that performed the repairs NOC.While the engineering company has a good descriptive summary and many references to the Florida Statutes, the NOC just lists "foundation repair" with no other description of work that would be done.I called both companies to get a copy of the actual final report and neither would relinquish a copy because I'm not the "owner".

HML's are in the business of lending money to the public.

In my experience you will not see eviction notices filed publicly until it gets to court and become a hearing.

Established companies leverage public databases to generate lists that blanket a whole state - because if you're going to keep an office full of people busy you have to send a crapton of mail (see above). 

It Has plenty of public road Front and power, but no public water or sewer available. property should sell for about 15k of the MLS, I offered 5k cash or $200 for a 3 year option to buy at 6k.