That includes, city (most can probably narrow that down to a few dozen blocks in each city they buy in), amenities (baths, basements, garage, etc.) and price. 

Indy varies neighborhood to neighborhood and block to block so you need to be real careful.

we can't give the specific address due to NDA issues but it is in the 1100 block of Charleston Blvd.

I feel your pain on the declined offers!

Once you've found the property in the appraisal district database, take note of the current owner and the lot and block description.THEN, go to the county clerk website and search public records.

How big of a pain is it to sever the unit from the real estate?

To date (in only a year and a half of being in business), I have worked from home in Venice Beach (a block from the ocean), in Nicaraguan hostels between ziplining, surfing, and volcano boarding adventures as well as from high-end Nicaraguan hotels while drinking wine or margaritas (yes, while I work), throughout countries in Europe between sight-seeing, outdoor adventures and on airplanes to and from, in Colorado from a mountain house I holed myself up in for 2 weeks during an amazing snowstorm (and between snowboarding excursions), from Atlanta hanging out with my parents and friends for as long as I want to (weeks), and I've even worked on cross-country road trips.I wanted a 'job' that was this flexible for a few reasons.

I have a house there (my first rental and a big remodel) couple blocks SW of this duplex.

Google GIS maps in Haverhill and see if you can find the GIS maps for that area and it will give you lot/block info and sometimes street numbers.  

Your market may be much like mine in Dayton but even a few blocks can make a difference in these markets.