Hi, I need to obtain the building financials for a unit I am interested in purchasing but the management company is not allowed to release since the current owner is in default and will be going through a foreclosure at some point in the future.  

Do you just call the Title Company and provide them with a new address? 

@Daniel DowI operate a property management company in Indianapolis called Intrigue Indy.

I am looking for any advice, referrals, and info on how to get started in buying out of state/building a team as I feel that it might be difficult to trust many people as well as secure rental payments from hundreds of miles away (even with a property management company).Also, if I buy an investment property, would I still be able to qualify for an FHA loan for me and my girlfriend for our future house hack?

I have a great network, of contractors, lenders, title, and property management company (Mike Butler, author of Landlording on Autopilot).

I currently work in the oil industry which has some serious ups and downs, so the goal is to replace my dependence on a company paycheck with income from my own business. 

Some of them are on a separate page, some are on the note itself.If you're serious about buying this note but you're not sure, you can have a company like Richmond Monroe review the electronic collateral for you.

@Miles StanleySome companies out there are advertising certain products but they still need to be underwritten.

I bought a couple of lots in a tax-deed auction, and when I went to sell them a year and a half later, I found that all the title companies I called have new policies that require a person to hold the property for 3-5 years or more before the title was regarded as clear.

If you took pictures at your old GCs work, got several quotes from licensed companies, specified on that quote something like "remove non-compliant newly installed wiring" and have them done the work, then you probably have a bond claim up to $15,000, IF the GC is licensed and bonded -- which I don't see you mention.