"No state or local agency shall post the home address or telephone number of any elected or appointed official on the Internet"The trouble on that record is that the home is owned by a politician, and after one was murdered or harassed some years back they changed the law to exempt themselves from being in the public record.

One of mine murdered someone and I’ve got a couple others with felonies and time in prison.

Whether it bugs HUD is a mystery.

Does it have a small kitchen, in a flood zone, septic system, plastic CPCV plumbing, tree growing through gas line, modular home, foundation repair, auction listing, property code violations, past due taxes, murder or method house history, pit bull next door, corner house, finished and leaking basement?

Do this once and each one will get easier and be far less mysterious.

Failing that you can try calling them and see if they can solve your mystery. 

Parts are good, part not such much (murder capital of NYS if I recall).I think Pok is high in price ... it has been fished for a while. 

@Aaron Gordy I think your thesis as applied to the Mexican side of the border is proper with caveats, as you but can't forget we live in a state where we have a border city, El Paso, who has one of the lowest crime and murder rates in the world sitting across the border from the complete inverse, Juarez, Mexico, boasting higher murder rates than Iraq during the Gulf War!

I would suggest building a team of professionals who can take some of the stress and mystery out of owning investment properties. 

For example, if you have fire, drug crimes, murder, etc. in your apartment building, it can bring the whole property down.