In my contract I have the right to show the property to potential partners, owners, inspectors, and other people that may be needed in, or may become part of the transaction.

Would be great if they had an awesome team in place ( Inspector, Contractor, Appraiser, Title Agent, Lawyer etc)Can anyone reccommend one?

Try going to professional seminars for Realtors, appraisers, title insurance agents, mortgage brokers, home inspectors, your building regs office, planning and zoning officials, or economic development functions.

You can always hire an inspector.

I am a new investor from NYC and I am looking to network and work with contractors, agents,  inspectors appraisers and local financing sources on fix-flip or rehab and rental (buy and hold).

They went bankrupt themselves...They did not send any inspectors before actually purchasing..

Should I have a appraiser walk through with me or an inspector?

I don't recommend doing that with just anyone, but once you trust a team on the ground, it's pretty easy if you have a good trustworthy inspector who can help you out by checking everything out.

I would have thought I'd find most issues, but no, it was worth having a good inspector look it over.  

But in a foreclosed auction, there is no such thing as getting an inspector to view the property.