However, @Dick Rosen has the much more customer-service/value added approach.

More than likely you will have to do an "and all occupants" eviction, in which you file on the last known customers "and all occupants".

Have a few opportunities with a few condos in Marina Del Rey, and am would like to connect with some reliable local talent to collaborate for some projects.Having the ability to do some custom vanity work is a plus.Any have any data showing the best condo upgrades for the highest return?

Your first step should be to contact BP customer support.

I see many newbies like @Emmanuel Rosario worrying so much about relationships with this or that person/agent/broker/bank etc. when in reality they don't matter to that person at all they are just one customer. 

@Bradford Li Ah yes, general contractors do have different ways/points of views on how they would handle the light well.My dad was a general contractor, I learned to only do business or talk with only the ones who’ve been licensed for many years, have insurance, are experienced on the particular project, have many repeat customers.

He can just start all over with a new customer. 

Please see my first customer avatar...focused on wholesaling and Distressed Danny is my first customer. 

I bought a house that was a custom build from foreclosure for my personal residence. 

I know that if I can provide excellent customer service and a great relationship they will be more inclined to stay.