If you have a relationship with an agent to title rep you can find out address by address, but it is a tax so you can also find it and its maturity date via the La tax portal.  

If that is of interest  I would recommend establishing relationships with one or two folks who have decent track records.  

I would lawyer up as rallying homeowners is likely going to be hard since you never built any relationships from not living there, but it could be that others are just as frustrated and this Stay At Home order is making people more willing to spend their day differently.

I also paid for coaching and have made some really great relationships that have also contributed a lot to my success.

Long story short, the relationship was damaged and I think it would be best for them to move as soon as possible.

My business partner and myself are trying to build and maintain relationships to further grow our business as well offer our services to ensure the quality of your properties or potential listings.

Good management companies have relationships with local contractors you can often leverage to ensure quality work is done on your property which can be a challenge when you're an out of state investor.

For the sake of simplicity, let's just call them the buyer and seller, since that's what (hopefully) ends up being the relationship. 

My belief is that investors need to create solid relationships with local investment friendly lenders.

My two pennies as I also get this engine underway..You definitely have more than enough to start, may be wholesaling to a flipper and staying on the deal to get your hands dirty for less of a fee, analyzing deals and getting comfy with the tools, building relationships with local lending partners ( I had 6 is a good number to start with, varying banking types), learning their criteria, running different scenarios by them etc.