You can obtain the names of facilitators from the internet, attorneys, CPAs, escrow companies or real estate agents.

This application and payment may be executed by an on-line transaction via the Internet or other on-line provision.(2) The reimbursement to the purchaser from the proposed redemptioner for allowable improvements and insurance premiums as provided in subsections (b) through (e) is not required for the proposed redemptioner to take possession of the property;  provided however, that the proposed redemptioner shall reimburse the purchaser for such costs prior to January 1 of the subsequent tax year in order to complete the redemption process as provided in this subsection.  

It’s also a great time to refi as rates are at record lows as well.To your questions regarding the future of retail it’s all about finding internet resistant tenants that can’t operate online and are insulated against a downturn like fast casual restaurant, coffee shops, hair salon, nail salon, dry cleaning, medical, dental etc.

Your property would need an internet connection.Regards,Hai

A search on the internet should reveal institutional buyers.  

Depending on the condition and size of this, I would wager your reno costs are at least 50% off...meaning your margins on this deal are disintegrating if your ARV is only $226k with a $150k purchase price.

On a serious note @Cam Chan, internet banks are A-W-E-S-O-M-E especially if you want to keep your emergency funds in a savings account with an interest that makes sense (still less than inflation but heck more than .01%).

Hard to quantify but I'd wager it's more than paying a PM 10% a month.

If you have no buyers and are just planning on doing an Internet search or something, then I think you need to back off and get your ducks in a row before making offers. 

I've been cautious with the information I have subscribed to as the internet can hold questionable tactics & info.