This is the first investment property that I bought and I learned from it and did much better afterwards, but I kind of want to retrieve the $61660 that I dumped on it. 

Some departing tenants leave items behind to retrieve later when they initially move.

The home was actually sold but never retrieved by the lender.

They would install the water sub meters, handle all the meter reading, retrieval of the bill payments from tenants, and send you a check every month.

Most of the time he retrieves non-working Numbers And no updated contact info.

In conducting a web search there are plenty of websites that come up charging monthly fees.Is there a good website to use or is the best way to go about make a trip to their city hall and retrieve the list?

And if so, being a Florida resident what banks or company should I look into to retrieve the equity.

Most states have a process for removal, some even require you place it in storage for x days to give them a chance to retrieve it. 

The auto dealerships in the surrounding area would not allow tribal members to "test drive" a car because it could disappear into tribal property never to leave again and there is no easy mechanism to legally retrieve it.

When a lien is brought up for legal proceedings, often the records are retrieved from the local county courthouse.