Some jurisdictions allow a owner-occupier to rent part of their own home, but it doesn't sound like that's your situation.You might inquire whether the property could be rezoned (if it's, say, adjacent to other MFRs).

I don't inquire as to the client name unless they offer, however I will ask about the name of the case as this is public info and breeches no confidentiality. 

If it is not then simply inquire with your mortgage servicing company to see if they can email you a copy.  

I know it's been sitting there for a few months with the FSBO sign in the yard so I figured I would inquire.

But now I feel like something is going on and my investment is not being taken care of properly.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thank you much,Fellow Inquirer

Have another realtor inquire about the availability.

That is just for starters so the recommendation that you go down to your local planning department and inquire about the possibility of doing a condo conversion with the school building is a good idea and a necessary step.

I would instead suggest that you send mailers to 2-4 unit buildings, that are not on the MLS due to your hot market, inquiring about purchasing the property and use the FHA financing for that in an area you want to live in.

Put a note for wholesalers and realtors not to inquire.

I know the topic that I'm inquiring about has probably been addressed and/or beaten with a dead horse but I'm really not trying to allow my fear of the unknown to stop me from jumping in and taking action like I did 10 years ago when the passion for real estate investing took hold of my soul but I feel that there are a few things I need to set up before starting my direct mail campaign. i.e. having certain team members in place such as a closing attorney and an investor-friendly agent for valuation of deals.