If you can address the issues that are the reason they want to condemn it then you could prevent or reverse the decision.

Call your lawyer or maybe you need a new lawyer if the contract doesn't address what  @Joe Villeneuve mentioned or your lawyer is not moving this along AND you have made it clear you want to move it along.   

Get names, addresses, phone numbers, emails....ask your mentors who would do business with you...your parents, grandparents, relatives, teachers, etc.Think about what niches or niches you want to focus.Read everything you can about real estate between now and then.Find the most successful real estate investors, agents, brokers, etc in your area between now and then and take them to lunch. 

I’m waiting to address issues after the first quarterly inspection, which is due in two weeks.

I'm looking up phone numbers on WhitePages Premium and you only get 200 people per month on the plan so I'm trying to use the plan efficiently to where I'm only cold calling one resident per address that I search.On most of the tax records, multiple people are usually listed (usually a husband and wife). 

Yes, this means printing a document, signing it by hand, addressing an envelope, buying a stamp, and taking it to the post office for mailing. 

This only gets up through 2018 though so clearly not addressing the post covid that @Lara White referenced.

You are going to have to have skin in the game (some money in the deal).

I am willing to start with a duplex or triplex or whatever fits my budget just to get some skin in the game.

If you're looking at a particular property, with just the address most agents would be able to provide you a pretty close quote.