If possible, I would recommend making friends with the property manager who manages the condo association and see if you can get some of their contractor contacts.

You can use the calculators on here to present the deal to a buyer(free for 3 uses unless you upgrade to a pro account) with a breakdown of the estimates(you want to be as accurate as possible), and you can find templates for the contracts here(but your contract should be reviewed by an attorney in your area), and there are plenty of list services(a lot of people mention List Source) and direct mail services(sometimes combined with list services).

Hello Lacee, If you would like to discuss possible options to tap into some of equity on your existing deals, please feel free to reach out.

I do enjoy design and the satisfaction of transforming something slightly distressed into a whole new place but I would also like to do this as passively as possible, especially if I'm doing it mostly from out of state.

@Tony Hoffer I agree with recommendations to max out any employer match into a plan, if possible.

Find out who owns the property through county records, determine possible debt and date and amount of current purchase. 

Is this a possible asset transfer that will meet the tax requirement of a "like" property?  

With my wife and I already having a place to live, there was no rush on our end to close as soon as possible.

I look forward to expanding my footprint in Central Florida and possibly helping others with achieving their real estate goals!

I have an LLC, but I'd like both STRS accounts to be in the single SD 401k if possible.