Please try and mention where you're from in your post titles. 

I am currently reading a book title winning strategies for today's  real state investor written by Robert Kiyozaki.The book is all about foreclosure strategies, I am almost done reading it, I am willing to take action now.

The title question seemed different than the actual question in the body. 

Can continue to draw down on available credit when needed for first 10 years.3. 1st position HELOC fixed for 7 years at 3.35%, interest only due first 10 years, can draw down on credit line when available and needed first 10 years.All of the loans listed above would cost me about $3k in closing costs (appraisal, title, escrow) and payback from a cash flow basis would be 7-8 months.

If you have a title company that is investor-focused (or supportive), and owned by an attorney (or at least has good relationships with a law office) then you should have a helpful guide to generate the debt instruments needed. 

I also spoke to a title company and got some answers but again, no list of properties going to auction on a given week.  

Title works the same, escrow works the same, closing and transfer works the same.

You may also follow the Florida State Statute on abandoned property and opt to post a bond with proper notices and through the courts obtain title to the car.

A couple hundred bucks for a real title search can be the best money you'd spend.

If you think you will go FHA and then Quit Claim the property, to a LLC you run the risk of the lender discovering a Title Transfer occurred and activating the "Acceleration Clause" or "Due on Sale Clause" that requires the loan to be paid in full, within 'x' number of days.