I just found the website to search, though I don't see owner names, but I'm sure it's just a matter of digging deeper.  

Maybe just look a bit deeper or a little further down the road.  

A building 100 years old will have "plaster and lath" unless it was removed, often they will cover it with sheetrock, you can check at an electrical box opening and see if they used deeper (rehab) boxes or cut the old stuff out.Also, sounds like you need to study basic home construction, identifying and naming the parts, understand methods used and material common for the period of any subject property.

Now let's dig deeper First question...

I really started delving in about 6 months ago and feel like I've gotten an amazing education.Would you mind sharing your lender contact??

I want to prepare myself and my clients before we get in any deeper.

It came to me as a shock because I thought my attorney would be looking into this deeper than just seeing the violations on the website and asking if they are cleared. 

I am happy to see that it looks like our responses were compatible though you dove deeper into possible rates and splits than I did.

Now you can focus deeper into each one remaining.

A bit deeper, depends on your state being a Trust or Deed state, a loan made with collateral in trust means the lender is only entitled to be indemnified to the extent of their financial interests.