As a local investor and agent here in Columbus, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect! 

It's important to carefully research and evaluate the local market conditions before making any investment decisions.

But I quickly learned there's a huge value (and no substitute) in working with a mentor that's been through it all before.You may be able to find a local investor to help you through this deal, but that could take more time than you can afford.

If it’s a local organization, they typically act as the case worker for the tenant to get assistance.

Usually your state and local landlord/tenant laws specify how to handle abandonment so just read up on those and follow their rules. 

He is a local CT based lender who knows CT and DSCR loans.

Also, make sure to attend your local REI meetups to connect with fellow real estate investors. 

Hi @Joseph Nore      I would look into your local Real Estate Investor Association.

A lot of people use Zillow, Rentometer, Realtor.com, apartments.com or just call a local property management company.

However, if you connect with the right real estate agent in the market where you're looking to invest, they can probably get you connected to all of the individuals that you need in that local marketplace.