I'm sure there is some administrative time for the Trust to empty itself. 

If you have incoming leads or a database of expired listings, preforclosure, etc. you register a new phone number with your EIN (we help with this) and then plug your social media, email, into the AI.

If they don't have an working email linked in the realtor.ca database it likely won't work.

Are there specific databases or resources that are invaluable for this research?

After the fact I tried to search the national Pacer bankruptcy database, but could find no mention of the property's owner.

I have heard that I should have an LLC for each home but it seems administratively burdensome to have 100 bank accounts and 100 different tax filings, credits cards, checkbooks, etc...

The lending environment may very well have changed by then and instead of a vision you will have execution when you try to get traditional funding.If you have your database from when it was operating, start there. 

My wife and I use it in our 14 apartments and build our data base like crazy.

It's highly unlikely though, that a Class A tenant will settle for a Class C property in a Class C neighborhood.It'd be interesting to put together a data-based matrix on these 3 variables to support the above opinions:)

Additionally, the Administrative Relief Adjustment Form 8082 will be used for all other corrections not related to depreciation, which amount to $9,376.